Caution: When you can use the depreciation deduction depends basically on how you handle the Section 469 passive loss limitation stuff. 

I used a basic DIY segregation study with an IRS audit guarantee.

Is this a location where people are out all day, and a more basic unit that sort of just as act as a place to sleep and cook simple meals?

PRIOR to having potential tenants fill out the RentSpree, I send a basic Google Doc with a handful of questions to be filled out prior to touring.

I found some PM contracts basically make it harder to leave than to stay, even when performance is bad.

I realized they were basically pushing the others to their max so they could swoop in and win it.And it didn’t stop there, one guy signaled his bids by shaking his leg, and another by tilting his glasses.

Of course some basic education is good like online courses or youtube, or biggerpockets or just plain ol' chatGPT.

Driving for dollars, sending basic letters, and calling owners who have clear signs of stress like vacant homes, code issues, or inherited properties.

We can do basic maintenance... door knobs, paint, ceiling fans, re-wiring an outlet, etc.  

So, I'll give some details and what I might suggest knowing here:What you are describing is basically a BRRRR property.