I am really trying hard not to let it defeat me, but I feel at such a loss from so far away, tomorrow it should help in talking with a new company hopefully they will be able to help me navigate through this.

I have signed rental contracts for which I had to process refunds, have realized loss of 3 months of income so far with high season (January - April) rentals all canceled, and am going to be losing about 2X the income of the supplemental coverage limit.I know it's the insurance company's job not to pay and to estimate and undercut as much as they can. 

My question is this... on any subsequent purchases where I'm pulling more than 50% of the weight, how much additional percentage (assuming 50/50 downpayment) would the other legwork be worth... 55/45 or how would the legwork typically be reflected in the deal.

Here's my situation;I acquired a property and I am making repairs to it to bring it up to a certain standard before I list it on STR websites. It seems like the repairs will take some time so I won't be able to list i...

If your business for this property is a loss due to no income (not rented yet) then you should be able to carry over that loss to the next year or potentially offset other income.

He has not realized yet that he should cut his losses and take a lower price and walk away. 

If they get no action then they know when speaking with an experienced investor they will have to take a painful loss to sell from where they overpaid.

Many never would have invested again and been bitter for lifeHey Jon, I heard a quote from Tony Robbins once that said that most investors have a big massive loss and they can never get back on the horse again and that is what defines who they are for life.

Most junk removal service prices will pay for labor, transportation of dumpsters & junk, as well as dumping fees which normally go by weight. 

I asked our previous CPA about bonus depreciation and was told “the IRS frowns on multi-year losses.”