Study done and it comes up with say 90K of depreciation for a 75K 'loss', can EACH of us use the 'up to 25K loss exemption against ordinary income' for a total of the 75K?

There must be some food source (e.g. aphids) to have that many ladybugs. 

If people don’t know that you have assets, then they are less likely to sue because there’s no use in suing people that qualify for food stamps.

Don't just get stuck with a burnt out gym coach who got their real estate license to put food on the table. 

The only reasons I can think of why someone would do this is A: They realized they are way over budget and are heading for a loss, they want to recoup their investment and move on, leaving someone else to deal with it. or B: they are catering to designer investors who just want to put their finishing touches and design on the property without having to the nasty demo work and such. 

I've had better payout from wind damaged property (ie on the water) vs flood (FEMA payments did not fully compensate losses).

Just some food for thought. 

@Joe Frank Losses from the sale of personal–use property, such as your home or car, are not deductible.

They can get fast food, have food delivered or use a microwave.

I have not purchased this course, but I do have some food for thought: This course has been on the market for years, and the information you are seeking through the questions you posted is changing all the time.