This would mirror the situation in the regs where both exchanged and excess basis plugs into Section 168(k) formula.Also you and @Ashish Acharya are right to point out this doesn't work with used replacement property.

Metal building, sprayfoam insulation, granite countertops, tile floor, touch screen bath room mirror, 8 nozzle full body shower, carport and porch out back.  

Don't make checklists for 'did you wipe the mirror? 

Instead, it mirrored the Broker Certification I’d previously attended: 3 days of scripted upselling, minimal content, and pressure to buy more.On Day 2, I privately messaged the host about the $2,500 price drop.

I wonder if Dutch talks in front of the mirror now since he doesn't have endless money coming in to have someone filming him endlessly.

BP is just one of thousands of shattered pieces of mirror that reflect the current reality. 

I had the back splash re-done in the kitchen, light replaced in kitchen, epoxy the countertop, painted the entire inside,  replaced the doors/hinges/handles, replaced the carpets to the stairs/2 bedrooms, replaced all ceiling lights and ceiling fan, replaced the water heater (old one was way out of date, also had my brother help me with that since he is in hvac), kitchen sink/faucet, bathroom mirrors, resurfaced the bath tub.

Typical mortgage rates follow the 10 year treasury almost identically, but for watching trends in the DSCR world the 2 year treasury will more similarly mirror pricing (plus a spread to manage risk).Happy to give some more context or ideas if it might be helpful for you though.Thanks for the sharing this information.

That said, I’ve also tested a mix of platforms, since each seems to have its own edge (Gemini is great at breadth, Claude handles long text really well, etc.).What’s made the biggest difference for me isn’t the platform itself, but how I set it up to mirror the workflow I actually use in deals.

But they must be an actual buyer.Otherwise, it's smoke and mirrors.