I simply want to be able to properly deduct/capitalize/whatever these expenses and the BP blog article on the March 15th deadline being different this year is really freaking me out.

yes. i thought NJ and NY markets are the same. it was the news all over in the world that attracts homeless to NY that the city using taxpayer money to house them. it's $2000 per person a month. google any NYC pay homeless, tons of news. non paying tenants, paying homeless....http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3995098/Ne...There was a news few years back that NYC panhandlers who own a few condo apartments by putting dirty make up on without getting haircut or some with a dog. this is one of the news even on International Business news.http://www.ibtimes.com/how-much-do-panhandlers-mak...no offense, why we want to invest real estate?

Here's an interesting article: https://www.trulia.com/blog/7-signs-of-an-up-and-c...Local to the Tampa area, hot areas like Seminole Heights seem to be creeping outwards.

@Joshua FerreyI have some interesting articles and a study I can send you, PM me.

I have no physical experience with the topic and am not providing any legal advice, simply offering my views on the issue.

Hi,  looking at an article I saw on BP, if a house was built in 1902 I would est $1 per sf for every year old for rehab.  

and just begging to get screwed on $ and on the house itself physically.

Anyways just my 2 cents, I’m certainly not an expert by any means, would be interested to hear what others have to say…BTW there is a great article somewhere on BP by Ben L that talks about this subject (how cheap properties get killed by capex), it's a good read.

Hey Guys,I'm relatively new here but have been listening to a lot of the podcasts, as well as reading the articles/forums. 

Check out Philly.com for the full article  http://www.philly.com/philly/business/real_estate/residential/20170122_For_profitable_flipping__few_places_are_hotter_than_Philly_area.html