This is what I was reading..For passenger vehicles, trucks, and vans (not meeting the guidelines below), that are used more than 50% in a qualified business use, the total deduction for depreciation including both the Section 179 expense deduction as well as Bonus Depreciation is limited to $11,060 for cars and $11,160 for trucks and vans.Exceptions include the following vehicles: Ambulance or hearse used specifically in your business;Taxis, transport vans, and other vehicles used to specifically transport people or property for hire;Qualified non-personal use vehicles specifically modified for business (i.e. van without seating behind driver, permanent shelving installed, and exterior painted with company’s name).Limits for SUVs or Crossover Vehicles with GVWR above 6,000lbsCertain vehicles (with a gross vehicle weight rating above 6,000 lbs but no more than 14,000 lbs) qualify for expensing up to $25,000 if the vehicle is financed and placed in service prior to December 31 and meet other conditions.

If you had any type of investment that gave you 133% return you would take it in a heart beat...

I took it as merely a comment, a cautionary one at that, that had my best interests at heart and my response was just that, a response. 

In reality, the reason I made it to this point is because I started building in a rising market - property appreciation has saved me from my sins, so to speak.New construction beyond an SFR or duplex isn't for the faint of heart.  

@Matt Morgan My current rental is in the heart of Dundee, and our new one is less than a mile north of TD Ameritrade park. 

If it's a honeymoon or an anniversary the cleaners put two towels in the shape of swans kissing on the bed to look like a heart or some cheesy equivalent. 

I ended up with her number, I met her baby boy, and she just couldn't stop blushing.I have no idea how I do it but I think my monkey looks melt hearts!

If not then raise the rent to market, where it should be, and let them move to government subsidized housing.You will likely find they can afford full market rent but prefer to play the poor me card hoping their landlord is the typical soft hearted and not too bright type.

It's not for the faint of heart, I could never do it.Weather will always dictate where people want to go & jobs, state policies will always dictate where they end up.

It’s not for the faint of heart, but it’s doable. https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/