I mean no depreciation/expenses deductions in a SDIRA?

The clue report will stay with the property no matter how often you switch companies. make sure you’re only claiming “disasters”  I use a $2500-$5,000 deductible as it saves more than $100 per property per year and I’m obviously not making a claim under $10,000 anyway. with 14 properties this aves me $1400/year. 

You will get to deduct few expenses such as  Taxes, interest, insurances, may be some repairs?  

The premium and deductible are so high it doesn't make sense.

IRC Sec 262 is clear on the deductibility of personal expenses, and there's a few judge made law doctrines that will allow the Service to poke holes through your argument. 

It's still your right to deduct your expenses even if your property wasn't rented.  

But yes, the interest component will be tax deductible. 

I'm assuming you mean that the cashflow is covered by depreciation loss, but for this to be fully true you'll need:Qualify for taking this deduction (I understand it's not automatic for all income property owners, but rather to Real Estate Professionals according to the IRS time-test policyThe depreciation loss to actually cover all the cashflow. 

That is why the bank is asking for the money to be deducted from the loan amount.

With the deduction of the monthly lot rent at an RV resort, I figure we would save at least $43,000 once the year was up.