Regardless of whether or not bonus depreciation reverts back to 100%, 50% on newly constructed properties only as was the case prior to the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA), or 0%, depreciating assets according their CORRECT class lives via cost segregation on properties held for a minimum of three to five years to minimize the effects of depreciation recapture upon sale is still beneficial depending on the taxpayers' circumstances.

You’re simply trying to make the numbers work based on the property’s current condition — and in what looks to be a softening buyer’s market in Sacramento, you’re in a better position to negotiate.It’s perfectly okay to communicate that while you're excited, you’re also willing to walk away if the deal doesn’t align financially.

@John Fak If the goal is to deter future investors from investing with RAD, perhaps social media can help but most of these bad actor capital raisers and gurus alike simply delete negative comments so not sure how much of an impact it will ultimately have.

They are presenting it as mandatory, when a tenant can simply have renters insurance that they get on their own at a much lower price.

You shouldn’t have any trouble also being able to buy a SFH in a year or two and if your bank gives you problems with this simply look for additional lenders until you find the right one.

Your intent must be to hold not simply to construct and sell.  2.

They simply seemed to be newbies looking for help. 

It’s also a provision that many owners either forget or simply don’t know exists.

But at the end of the day, there simply aren’t that many active buyers out there or at best definitely fewer than you might expect.

I’m always open to sharing ideas, referrals, or simply supporting each other’s growth.Drop a comment or shoot me a DM - let’s keep building