I also encourage BP to have international investing section.

You would hopefully be able to see the life cycle of projects and how internal underwriting and project management works.

Research will show that many domestic and international corporations have been operating on corrupt premises.

The allocation was reasonable.He basically got to depreciate air. https://casetext.com/case/sexton-v-commr-of-internal-revenueI'm not trying to be rude, but if you go to taxprotalk, which is for serious tax CPAs, see if they are fans of cost segs.I mean you guys are taking bonus, but if I sat down with you, and took your tax return, could you actually prove to me the bonus depreciation deductions you paid to cost seg actually had an impact on your tax liability?

She worked for her spending money though as an intern for a high end Appraisal company working on Eminent Domain cases.

I'm reading USC 2410:...Where a sale of real estate is made to satisfy a lien prior to that of the United States, the United States shall have one year from the date of sale within which to redeem, except that with respect to a lien arising under the internal revenue laws the period shall be 120 days or the period allowable for redemption under State law...All good on the IRS 120 days piece, but I'm not clear on the 1 year piece.

Hi @Jamie Cochran There is a lot to consider when doing international rentals.

Having a PM that has preferred vendors/contractors and an internal maintenance staff typically save you money because your pm gets discounts for the business they provide the vendors/contractors.

And we are ramping up our internal marketing which is starting to get results.And what @Scott Rabin said.  

Right now I'm going through the same internal debate.I'm redoing the flooring of an 800 sq ft 2bd/1ba unit & have a pricy conversion of a useless door into a brick outer wall in my near future.The difference in the warranty (for what that's worth) is 50 yr  for 12mil vs lifetime for the 20 mil.I'm going through a similar thought process as far as the countertop options of granite vs laminate counters.I don't think I'll choose both higher end options (ie granite & 20 mil) because the returns via rent won't make that make sense.I also don't want to lay a decent penny down on a floor that lasts only one tenant, when an extra $600-$700 could've potentially went through 2-3 turnovers.Any additional insight on this 12 mil vs 20 mil real world comp would be gold.