if its all your money and risk. then the 50 /50 split is not warranted at this level.I would want a better split for sure.. something like Hey we pay you set fee and a bonus but no way 5050 at least for me

The study identifies with forensic engineering detail the immediate Bonus Depreciation 5, 7 and 15-year personal property class lives qualifying portions of a building that are normally buried in 27.5 year residential or 39 year commercial categories.

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If you had outside space for kids to play, that was a bonus.

Some property owners were able to add a portion of the sign company's revenue (say, 10%) as a bonus, but sign companies are getting away from that model because there are just too many billboards any too much number crunching.

Depreciation is a huge savings, for nicer properties you need to do a cost segregation study and use bonus depreciation.4.

So that is a nice bonus.

Just wondering if you are familiar with Segregated Bonus Appreciation?  

If you do plan to go for the bonus depreciation then make sure you’re committed to the property for at least 5 years.There are still lenders doing 10% down second home loans as well as 15% investment - I just talked with one last week that served most of the country. 

If it makes the 1% rule or greater that is a bonus.