But the bonus depreciation provisions in the new tax law are so fantastic that it could provide this narrow window opportunity for you.

(I'm assuming it's already verified by an RE attorney specializing in PA state laws)Bonus points: If you have been using rentredi to manage your rentals, please share your experience and give us rookies tips & tricks if you've got them.Thank you, community!

MHPs have tremendous accelerated (bonus) depreciation - the best I have seen. 

I just purchased a 3/2 ranch in Round Rock, 1375 sq ft.

We've been turning them all over to a collection agency for several years, it costs you nothing and you've likely already written off the loss so when a payment comes through it's a bonus.

RequirementsA state with:- A big well known thriving metropolitan city - All year round pleasant to hot climate - Rental property owner friendly laws- Rental property owner tax benefits or other financial benefits rules and lawsI am looking and searching actively myself as well, so if there are any tips out there to speed up the process with for example good recourses, feel free to message me or reply on this topic.Thank you so much in advance!

Perhaps the stronger weekend podcasts would be better under the pro accounts as "bonus" material.

Well, I went round and round with this City of Denver agent who told me that my client needed to file not only a lodging tax return, but also a self employment form (Head or OPT Tax) for City of Denver. 

To put it in basic terms: If you spent money on QIP, after 9/27/2017 and placed it in service after 2017, as a owner or lessee of commercial real estate, you can likely take 100% bonus depreciation on it.

One idea I had was to talk with the bank to see if they'd accept a short-sale around $80,000 and then pay her a $10,000 fee or bonus but wasn't sure if this would be legal.