@Gary Tucci,A cost segregation study can definitely be worth the investment, especially with 100% bonus depreciation.Since your short-term rental (STR) is likely non-passive due to your material participation, the bonus depreciation can offset other income, including W-2 income.

That hurts and is hard for an individual small single family owner to compete with.Most of the new apartment construction is ending now and as soon as those get leased up, I expect we'll be in better shape for rent increases maybe into the spring and summer.I'm suggesting to all my rental owners to do everything they can to keep the current tenants happy. 

We charge the tenant for any repairs that are tenant neglect. 

Possibly looking to buy land or rental properties in Gulf Shores, AL.

I'd charge around 6k per resident which is only 400 more than the current average for the area. 

Samsung charged me $175 to tell me it would be $895 to fix it and asked if I would like to proceed.  

For rental projects in particular, lenders are have to understand the exit.

Currently I have not used it myself but it seems like an interesting and creative way to increase cash flow vs the traditional rental. 

Hey Holly,Sounds like you’re in a great spot for corporate rentals — Hillsboro has tons of demand between Intel, Nike, and the supporting industries.

Our current manager is in Huntsville and it is becoming clear that we need someone more local to Cullman who can be on top of showing our listings and taking charge of maintenance and repairs as needs arise.