Ive heard of the concept of bonus depreciation and cost segregation and was wondering if anyone can elaborate more on this.

If that's the case, then you'd be missing out on compound interest on anything you make over the 4%... not to mention that lump sum of taxes you would have still been earning interest on.Think of a pre-tax retirement account as an interest free loan from the IRS... drag that out as long as possible.Also, the tax deduction on the interest is another bonus for not paying it off yet.I would at the very most, increase the payment. 

We have over 20 bonus zooms per week and Pace is constantly adding new zooms and areas that we can learn and grow in.

Potential refis in all these scenarios and a paydown bonus with a big potential gain exemption (yes, even with the rental side accounted for,  in most markets) if you sell the whole thing.

He brings out bonus after bonus after bonus for no extra cost at all.

Apprasied value is just a bonus.

Look for a duplex, a house with a walkout basement, a bonus area, or a tall wide attic.

@Renee Williams Business credit cards are not just to build credit a great tool to save some money on average, 1.5% to 2% on some categories, up to 5% on business travel 10% plus sign-up bonuses.

Sometimes we need to get creative with oil & gas investments, land conservation easements, or bonus depreciation.

This way you have some practical knowledge of how it all works and as a bonus you will have an experienced partner who might be willing to take on some of the risk with you when you decide to make the leap out of state.