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Even if you do a cost segregation study on your direct rentals, you probably won't come close to the amount of bonus depreciation you can get from passive syndication investing in multifamily or business equipment funds like ATMs.

This is common, particularly for industrial properties in which the tenant may install heavy manufacturing equipment that is expensive or impossible to move.Bill is correct in saying it is a function of what you want as a return.Without knowing what the user (tenant) will install or what goodwill they may have from the location and what leverage you may have at the end of the lease term; you can only work with your desired Rate of Return and the data you have.Income capitalization is a good method for investment value analysis in lieu of good sales comparison and appreciation data:You start with the current market value of the property that can be capitalized by NOI/Cap Rate, depreciated cost analysis, etc. 

. $4mm in new snowmaking equipment this year and it's already open with 40"+ of snow and new trails opening daily.

If for example my tenant needs a live in aid, or has a bunch of medical equipment that needs to be placed somewhere, they may approve the request to have a third bedroom.

Legally, you can move to a no income tax state like my wife & I did.Also, you can become self-employed then write off depreciation.Accelerated depreciation is the secret to paying less income taxes:on equipment such as a heavy vehicle or real estate purchase,so long as anything was purchased for business!

@Josh Edelman There can be big variances in pricing depending upon the equipment quoted.  

The commercial real estate office I am apart of is almost identical to your set up.

The first step is to understand your family member's needs, equipment, and goals pertaining to ADLs (activities of daily living).

These were identical side by side units.