Are you in an area where land is very valuable leaving you with less to depreciate?

I know you'll find this platform, and specifically these discussion forums, to be super valuable. 

Your time is your most valuable asset, my friend. 

Building relationships inside the housing authorityNetworking with housing authority staff has been extremely valuable.

I want to start investing in real estate (buy and hold), been watching BP vids, reading their articles, , listening to the podcasts...And my country (Argentina) is not only a terrible market as is, but also unreliable, bearish and an overall terrible investing decision.

There are often local real estate groups that can provide valuable insights and connections.

It's only valuable because some people believe it has value.

I have not been active in this forum in a while and I know I have missed so much valuable content!

Things like rental demand, realistic rent projections, tenant profiles, and ongoing management expectations can make you an even more valuable resource to your clients.If you ever find yourself working with investors who have questions around leasing, screening, or long term property management strategy, I’m always happy to be a sounding board or help point you in the right direction, even though I’m in a different market.

@Wai Chan Great question and the others nailed the answer on the 100% bonus depreciation rules — both acquisition AND in-service dates need to be after 1/19/25, so the 2013 purchase unfortunately disqualifies you from the full bonus.But don't overlook the alternative: even without 100% bonus depreciation, a cost segregation study on a property you're converting to STR can still be extremely valuable.