Over the course of the past year we've assembled a development pipeline in excess of $25M in the neighborhood and would love to connect with others who are active in the neighborhood.

This is the info I have found too, I'm in a similar situation that OP and trying to find a way to reduce my w2 tax liability.I am exploring the idea of getting STR and use bonus depreciation, my question is this:Say that I get the property, I get the cost segregation, and I do the bonus depreciation while operating my STR with average stays of 7 days or less and material participation on year 1.Can I then use that bonus depreciation against my w2 income and carry over any excess from year 1 if on year 2 I turn around and convert the property into a long term rental?

Thank you.They also fail the mention the type of entity.So amounts passed through need to be calculated along unique taxpayer characteristics.Cost segs honestly need to be used on active trades or businesses where the excess depreciation is nonpassive and can offset other ordinary income.

Without taking excessive risks - maximum leverage of 50%.  

$2000 is VERY excessive, at least for an initial violation.

Clean lines, neutral colors, no excess, no bulky features etc. 

My moisture termite company that is also a licensed contractor generally draws a grid showing what needs replacing and they give me an estimate to do the work.  

Additionally, if you are in a net-metering state you are also eligible to receive credit/cash payment for all excess generation(checks to the owner are paid generation rates).

Hi Mona, new gutters and adding more compacted fill dirt with slope away from the home should make a big difference in your moisture problem.

A bit excessive but part of the problem was the PA land trust work around.