What I have seen is most states follow bonus depreciation but not Section 179.

Like anything, it's close to a major transportation route and a possibility of a go train in the area is an absolute bonus.

Curious to see if anyone is investing in Danville now that the casino has been approved?

A mother-in-law suite is excellent if it is big enough and bonus points if it a separate structure from the house.

I'm curious if there is still a way to capture tax advantages in the future, such as bonus depreciation, since the STR was not created within the first year of buying the property.

I'm assuming it'd be bad business for the casinos if they opened the flood gates

In RE, appreciation is a bonus perk. 

Note the cash flow gets the Prop 13 bonus on top of the outstanding rent to purchase ratio making the San Diego cash flow better than would be implied by the rent to price ratio alone.Good luck

The banks CEO's should be fired if it turns out they did indeed fail at risk management, paid themselves bonuses or sold off shares/engaged in insider trading or otherwise contributed to the collapse, and losing their jobs or facing criminal charges will be their punishment.

I am interested in cash flow and in my opinion if you wanna play The appreciation game your better off taking that $300 per month you would lose, go to the nearest Casino and put it on Black (or red if you like red better).As the great Robert Kiyosaki says, if its taking money out of your pocket it’s a liability(Just my personal thoughts)