I "accidentally" fell into my first property (I bought a place right away, at the right time during the heart of COVID), but then moved to the North Carolina area because I am on active duty in the military.

If you are looking to purchase a property soon and utilize bonus depreciation, it’s important to have the property in service before 12/31/22 to take advantage of 100% bonus depreciation.

We're building a payments + property management solution for small landlords at https://useatlas.co that's closer to venmo/cashapp, trying to make it really easy to both collect rent and manage properties.No pressure, but if you'd like to be an early user we're actively bringing landlords to beta.

I have a home that I bought while I was active duty.

What do this make you’re actively investing?

Gals and Gents,I have read a lot in the past BP articles and listened to many BP podcasts, it's a pleasure becoming part of the crowd.Let me introduce myself, I am active in the NYC market, I buy a lot of class C properties rehab / convert, rent them out, I have done rinse and repeat many many projects and I am seeing nice returns, not always fully recoup my full investment but I am generally finishing all in at around a 9 or 10 cap!

Is Homeaglow an option for Short term cleaning services?

Unfortunately, there are no refunds for unused portions of membership: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...So, knowing you have several months remaining, consider going all in for a couple of months and getting active on the site. 

Thank you for your service!

I would just make it a talking point with the realtor, you shouldnt have to pay for their services as the buyer even with the new rules.