Here are the key highlights:• 100% Bonus Depreciation Restored.

I am not sure yet how much the repairs will be (a plumber is coming by later today and the restoration team will likely come tonight or tomorrow), but this could be fairly extensive.

New mixed-use developments and increased investment have begun to restore this historic district as a focal point for business, commerce, and community activity.

I’ve been in the construction and restoration industry since 2018, working on flips, full gut remodels, and large-scale fire/water rebuilds.My crew of 4–6 includes specialists in drywall, carpentry, flooring, and general construction.

It’s not magic, but it’s powerful when used with intention.If bonus depreciation gets fully restored in the next year or two, that could be a huge window of opportunity — especially if real estate prices soften like some are predicting.

., and an interest only loan payment of $3290). this produces a monthly cash flow of $1784. property values over the last 50 years have averaged just over 3% year to year increase.I am considering purchasing this property, and selling it in 4 1/2 years prior to the expiration of the five-year interest only payments.Over the 4 1/2 years we would collect $96,336 in cash flow, and estimate an increase in equity of $70,000, for a net gain of $166,000. with the repayment of the capital, we would restore the full equity value to both of our properties and pocket $166,000 that we gained and do it again. i’m wondering if folks would be willing to go through my analysis with me to help me consider anything that I’ve missed.Thank you for help with my first post to the forum.kind regards,Robert 

Could dig up receipts for larger ticket items - kitchens/brownstone facade restoration etc.

I am not sure yet how much the repairs will be (a plumber is coming by later today and the restoration team will likely come tonight or tomorrow), but this could be fairly extensive.

But they measure success in more than just dollars—they also measure it in lives changed, neighborhoods restored, and futures brightened.

I will say a few things though: Pros:My experience with them improved over the 5 years each year as they added more features, services and personnelThere 10% fee (10% of nightly rates and cleaning fees) is still reasonable for what they do if you don't want to worry about setting up and managing listings, professional photos, payments, guest inquiries, calendars, etc.They basically handle everything up until check in, they then set you up with one of their 'partners' in the area for the rest or you self-manage everything after check-in (I opted for the latter)Their staff is friendly and their owner portal is a really nice feature to go in and look at your portfolio of homes with them in a single space.