To increase this, you either increase the net income or devalue the asset.  

The former means that even if you eventually return the exact amount of your tax savings, you get to use the money in between as an interest-free loan and repay it with the money devalued by inflation.

Things like: having roof, heat, driveway, paint, outlets to hang Christmas lights... things that are taste specific can actually de-value.

We may not know what the future holds for the housing market, but locking in that low monthly payment while holding an appreciating asset and inflation devaluing the dollar, now's a good time to buy!

I figure I can put this money to work while I work on my next deal to fight off some of this devaluation.

The subconscious or maybe not so subconscious belief that Black people or all low income minorities devalue neighborhoods and destroy property is a very hasty generalization of the whole based on behaviors of the few.

The lady has shown extreme instability and has threatened to kill herself in my house to devalue the property.

But do we run the risk of devaluing the property if that space is vacant and buyers and agents use the GRM to valuate the place? 

But do we run the risk of devaluing the property if that space is vacant and buyers and agents use the GRM to valuate the place? 

But do we run the risk of devaluing the property if that space is vacant and buyers and agents use the GRM to valuate the place?