Real estate pros buy property using leverage and bonus depreciate to perpetually defer taxes.

when your average house is 500 to 700k who is going to pay that to tear it down.and there simply is not that many vacant infill lots  U may see some movement but nothing that is going to be earth shattering  just feel good..

Hey Ken, There is some movement there but nothing like what the coastal cities are seeing.

I’m Lois, I’m new to the FIRE movement and excited to learn and grow.

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

By assigning index values to the 20 cities it follows instead of breaking down dollar values, it does not have any nuance between movement in upper tiers vs. lower tiers, etc.

And there all betting on perpetual 2x/3x+ appreciation rates vs historical norms. 

Is perpetual maintenance and tenant damage a-ok? 

I use all kinds of indicators to try and peg what's happening, what intentions are on each side, what the ingredients present are, and then use one of my trading tools to "scalp the movement". 

Have you thought about breaking this up into smaller investments that are managed so that you can recover chunks of your capital over time with a fraction of the tax implications instead of having to sell an entire building and just keeping the 1031 process in perpetual motion?