Then see if they have vendors and sign up as one.

But mostly would sell into a deal with better  cash flow and try to buy in a area that is up and coming as well for a bonus  appreciation. 

But I do want to take the bonus depreciation in order to defer some of taxes from my W2 job income. 

My first bit of advice would be to not sign up for a "guru" course.

There is a pre-tax bonus that can come from your company that matches your 401k plan and is a tax write off.

It's a bonus for me. 3.

@Natasha Jansen Good luck on the development it's definitely a nice added bonus that you already had the land.

For example:Generate just a few more clients per year to make up the costGenerate leads and start a team, splitting commission with those agents that don't know how or don't want to do lead gen (and as an added bonus, you can get others to cover the cost of the ads)Become a top producer and get your entire cap backGet your cap back for growing the company by just a just a handful agentsUse a national referral network to either get a few more clients or get a few more referral checks by finding agents for clients out of your marketJust some ideas for ya. 

Both of them have been great to me, allowed me to sign up online using digital signatures.

An added bonus it sounds like California I would only need to pay franchise taxes for the holding LLC even if I have numerous additional LLCs.