You're essentially getting $0 for those dates so any amount you can sell them for as an extension or earlier check in is bonus income.Let me know if you have any questions.

Depreciation, timing of, accelerated, bonus, etc.2. 1031 exchange opportunities3.

If I include in rent, I make sure is a bonus, language in contract if it breaks or need maintenance is up to the tenant to fix, or they can get their own, I haul off the old one.

They are told not to leave > 1/2 tank Option 3 which we are on  now is we bought a 100lb tank and fill it at the beginning included that as a bonus and if they want to fill again they can take it for a fill but it is a supplemental heat source, they are students and one of them has a hummer....

(Flipping) But as a passive investor in a syndication, gives you the ability to use bonus depreciation.

Chase has better business CC and sign-up bonuses and other financial products that help small businesses.

Tell them you’ll give them a $400 bonus do it within 5.

I found that they're a little on the pricier side, but they include a LOT of bonuses(Recall checks, mold warranty, etc.)

I look for properties that have existing space that is underutilized and not permitted to be habitable (in-law suite, granny flat, bonus room, hobby rooms, pool house).

I thought I was doing well getting 50% bonus with Chase Sapphire / Biz Ink... ha!