I assume it loads info from your bank/CC accounts? 

Or problems where one is not pulling their weight or someone else gets themselves into legal or financial trouble or many other problems.

It is a bit more of a complicated calculation, slightly front-loading (or accelerating) depreciation.

Coverages included in a typical Broad Form policy are the same as in the Basic Form policy plus the following;Burglary/Break-in damageFalling Objects (Tree’s)Weight of Ice and SnowFreezing of PlumbingAccidental Water DamageArtificially Generated ElectricitySpecial Form (THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT!!!)

We are putting a house on the market in Zachary, LA. It was a great house for us, and Zachary is booming because we have the schools in the state. But the house is showing its wear and my husband and I are not flipper...

If I can reduce the tax load only by a little bit every year, then that is already good with me.

Eventually you'll come across that off-market deal from someone who needs to off-load a cash-flowing property but they don't know where to begin or who to talk to.

Would appreciate clarification on best determining my dwelling versus land value for depreciation:-    Purchased first duplex - Early April 2018 - $369,000 - California-    New Tax Assessment received assumes $143,541 (Land) and $225,459 (Fixtures)-    However, while my appraisal gave the sales comp approach the most weight in determining value, the Cost Approach was second and had the following breakdown:      "...Site value was determined by a review of assessors tax records for land value and was determined to be the most effective as there were no recent lot sales.

This is a very front-loaded business. 

There is a home in my neighborhood that is going to auction in a couple weeks.  I would like to purchase and move-in to the house but don't have the cash in the bank to bid.  I think the home will sell for 800k-850k a...