Some states don't allow bonus depreciation.

More traffic to your page is a bonus there.

At least then you can start the clock over for depreciation and bonus depreciate if you do a study on them. 

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

The other bonus woukd have been  spending time living in Geraldton.

Rather, it should be looked at as a bonus!

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Bonus: you’re protected personally from liability because it’s the LLCs home, not yours.

About me: Late 20s, single, Chicago-suburbs born & raised, avid-traveler and outdoor recreation lover, not good at following a budget (need help)Employment: W2 corporate job $100K (pre-tax) 50 hrs/wkGoals: Close first real estate deal before end of the year because I have heard there is 100% bonus depreciation rule from 2017 tax act that ends in 2022.

I've had limited exposure, but what I have seen:1) You get management fee of 20% off the top, typically paid monthly or quarterly2) Partners get preferred payout of the next x%, paid quarterly or annually3) You then all split anything exceeding x%, paid quarterly or annually4) Sometimes there's an additional bonus for you if profits exceed y%, typically paid annuallyAny capital gains from sales would be considered part of the profits.