Here’s an example of bonus depreciation.While cost segregation studies are performed by many companies, remember that now all companies will provide the same quality.

I have his F1 visa, work information and employer contact.And an additional bonus question: I don't think I handled the situation with the Facebook post well by not bringing it up, what would you do in this situation?

But I hold these residential properties as an inflation hedge and appreciation potential, cash flow is just an extra bonus for me. 

Bonus: 10% maintenance fee is a little vague.

If the expenses are better than 50%, then that's a bonus.  

That would be a great bonus and it would help me get to my repair and occupancy saving goals faster.One thing I need to research is how lower rates impact rental rates.

Account Closed If you are planning to purchase a multi-family property this year, you could get a cost segregation study to accelerate depreciation and claim 100% bonus depreciation to help offset the gains.

If 2022, you get 100% bonus depreciation for furniture.

@Jared Friedman I'm not a CPA, but I do know of several people who traded up their smaller properties for a portion of a larger MF deal and, in turn, got the same effect of a 1031 because of Cost seg, bonus depreciation, and accelerated depreciation.

Since the Bonus Depreciation is most likely to go back to 100% for purchases in 2023, 2024 and 2025, the time to buy is now!