I've seen quite a few properties and am doing my analysis to make an offer.For Context, there are two specific properties I am considering on an FHA (Pre-Approval Secured)1) A legal 3 Family with a "bonus unit", that is fully renovated, and all units are leasing at or very close to market rent.

Maybe it is a tax refund, or an inheritance, a bonus or raise at work... maybe one of those comes along?

As a bonus, a lot of us flip houses together and go to Mexico every year!  

I realized that traditional property management compensation where they get paid a percentage of rent and then get a bonus for every new tenant is not in line with an owner's best interests. 

I love the opportunity there for investing (with a bonus being I may live there eventually)!

Is it too late to get a cost seg and take bonus depreciation for our 2023 taxes?

Rather, it should be looked at as a bonus!

Receive the appropriate compensation for his effort and even a little bonus if the agent got top market 100% listing price. 

I have another LLC that holds a short-term rental that is classified as active, so we did the cost-seg, bonus depreciation, etc. and we'll be offsetting a solid chunk of our active income this year.I was hoping maybe there was some sort of similar trick here that could be used to reclassify this syndication as active based on specific facts and circumstances like you mention. 

Extension of 100 Percent Bonus Depreciation.The provision extends 100-percent bonus depreciation for qualified property placed in service after December 31, 2022, and before January 1, 2026. 2.