I am stepping up marketing for my wholesaling business and I am considering investing in some billboard advertising. 

And I think this is a good service and am happy to support BP. 

I really appreciate the support from everyone here on BP you guys are always so helpful. 

It depends on when you put the asset into service.If the rental is ready to rent and you started advertising the rental right away, then you can take depreciation as of the date you put it into service.  

@John Arendsen  nope he is saying the opposite up until title 3 most CF sites only dealt with acred's I think the edit was probably some sort of advertising the mod thought they were doing but I don't really know  LOL

The numbers seemed really good from the beginning, and I'm lucky enough to have supportive people around me willing to help and guide me.

But if you make your calculations, and you have a "trusted" broker that supports the price you're planning to sell it for, than go ahead.Good luck 

I'd be happy to review your ad if you post the link.If you stick with your broker, I would make sure you are getting a discount in exchange for the resume building and also ensure your bldg is listed on the most commonly used commercial listing sites for your area (paid and unpaid).Commercial LESSOR side brokers can help in two main ways among several other minor ways: advertising to find a tenant and helping with lease negotiations/drafting.

Can do a number of structures but ideally either seller-financed or all-cash buys, with or without partners.Looking For: Partners & support network contacts!

There are a few rehabbers in the area advertising $320k, but nothing has sold at that price point.