As an LP investor, you would be taking part in using leverage to obtain commercial properties, getting the full benefits of bonus depreciation, and diversifying into several asset classes in different regions and with several sponsors.

What I was wondering is, is he allowed to take bonus depreciation from the property if I get a cost segregation study done?

After calculating the square footage we take up 17% for personal use and 83% for business use.Now the question is, can we do a bonus depreciation from the renovations on 83% of the property?

The content that is given, the bonus content, the community he created... it’s worth 10x then what he charges for it!

It is like walking into a grocery store, you are not there to buy everything just specific items, so your "WHY" is like writing up your grocery list so you buy the right stuff.The bonus characteristic is GUTS, having the guts to make the right decision when the opportunity arises.If you can master these you are well on your way to being the next Donald Trump.

SFR / ADU will likely stay in SFR with a little bonus income.  

Since it appears you are just starting out, and given the current market, I recommend focusing on a safe cash flowing property, appreciation being a bonus.  

Rental properties are meant for consistent and stable cashflow returns that can provide income throughout any market cycle, and should complement other investments such as a stock portfolio that will fluctuate much more through different market conditions.Any appreciation is a bonus, but focus on driving cashflow from day one, and you will set yourself up for success over the long run.

And keeping a good a high bathroom to bedroom ratio is a big bonus for prospective renters.  

Championsgate has a much larger amenity area and can hold more people, there is also golf there so that's a bonus for attracting guests.You can check Facebook groups for both communities as owners have private information that they like to share.