For example, my first property in Seattle was a $350,000 property, separating the land value ($150,000) from the improvement value ($200,000) enables an annual depreciation deduction around $6,000 over 27.5 years.

Based on those numbers I would almost certainly sell. 

Looking for anyone who has any experience with getting a new modular home to put on land I already own.How does financing differ and who did you go through in the Western NC area specifically. 

That said, we have seen the following work:An attorney prepares a land trust (intervivos revocable trust) for the subject property and after the deed into trust is recorded, the trustee (the seller) will quit their trustee position, and the beneficiaries (usually the seller) name a new trustee (the buyer) and transfer their beneficial interest to the buyer.By using the trust, one legally avoids the due-on-sale clause. 

Invest based on your goals and resources, make sure you study everything before investing. 

How are things going now and where have you landed in the US for your new ventures?

With such a unique experience comes a responsibility to respect the land, home, and neighborhood.

Based on the 14-day rule, I don't need to file any profit from my short term rental.

If you want to copy that sort of model, go be someone's assistant for a while, with a base wage that'll keep you from starving. 

Based on the advice on taxes though, we could change our decisionAppreciate the help.Out of the two opinions below, which one is correct?