I have family there too, so the bonus is I get to visit them more often. =)

The bonus is that there is virtually no crime compared to Baltimore.

It puts cash in the sellers hand that they can reinvest or use for retirement income.Here's a good explanation...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/569293-can-i-use-100-bonus-depreciation-as-alternative-to-1031-exchange?

I  believe the fashionable term for these apartments is "bonus unit".

You are going to be awkward on the phone, if you get a deal it's a bonus.  

I was not calculating this into the purchase price and considered it a bonus.  

Funny that the Casino industry has been in a lockdown for 2 months, no one is talking about the demise of Las Vegas.

One other option to offset passive gains from a real estate asset sale is through bonus depreciation on a future property. 

One way to calculate these costs in your numbers is to use the MRBA and MCEBA calculators from Brandon Turner's multi-family millionaire book bonus content.

There's a lot of this in my city: "bonus apartments".