Please let me know if I am incorrect in understanding the scenario.If this is the case - it will depend on many many factors that only your accountant can say for certain1) Will parts of the renovation be a repair or an improvement.Repairs are immediately expensed while improvements are capitalized unless they fall under a de minimis safe harbor.Then whether your increased expenses will lower your tax liability will depend if you are eligible to use passive losses from rental activities against your other income.

@Jorge De Jesus well all of the apartments are full, it's just the RV spots that aren't full, if you took those spots out, it's still worth more than $400k

MD/DE beaches are becoming more year round and June, July, August are going to be your big rental months usually with a few weeks in September.

That said, raising minimums too quickly or relying on only big dollars comes w/risks of last minute de-commits.  

Hey @Clay Packel, I have a Phase I report from a seller in Delaware County that has a proposal dated May 3rd, work performed on May 13th and report dated on May 23rd...so 20 days.

And that if you flip properties repeatedly in France you need to register as a "marchand de bien" which has different tax implications. 

I designed and installed a couple of hybrid 2 stories one of which we use as our vacation home ,"Casa de Aire y Sol".

I always love a good workout to de-stress and take out my anger, lol. 

They updated my (their) website and Google and Google PPC tagged it as malicious and I got de-listed.

Choosing to capitalize items that you would normally expense for being under the $2,500 de minimis safe harbor is one way to reduce your deductions in a given year.