My gut says no, but I wonder if its just a few plastic bins with baby stuff, maybe charge them a few bucks to store them against the wall near the opening door. 

Take it from someone who gave PMs way too much leeway when stuff like that started, and it always ended up costing me a fortune and they never got better.

I feel that the ability to maximize depreciation will be a strongly weighted factor when choosing my next investment property, along with the typical numerical factors.Tldr; fluff above (hope I didn't make too many people cringe), just read stuff belowMy question is primarily, what type of property do you see as being able to maximize cost seg?

Deposits were also a joke too with duplicate entries and stuff that just made it easier to do a work around by entering it in as the tenant lost all their deposit and then paid the tenant like I was paying a bill and just note that it was a deposit refund.

I secured a couple other contractors who can work on the fix n flips while my original guy does the big stuff.

In MA the most important part of the P&S is all the stuff that is written in in the other additional terms section.

Should she slowly start taking the stuff now?...

Many lenders and mortgage banks have both a retail (consumer calls/meets with an employee directly, the bank/lender must bankroll all the time wasting) and a wholesale division (volume based, the broker's job is to do all the stuff that consumes time and resources).An entire trolling campaign happened a few years ago surrounding this, it was 2018 when rates had just reached a 7 year high.

Your junior year you will want to intern for a large REIT or something similar.

If you were worth hundreds of millions would you want to waste time with that stuff?