Can I use bonus depreciation?

Depreciation (and a cost seg/bonus) is tied to when it’s actually placed in service as a rental, not when you lived in it.

Since the property was bought in 2024, you’d get 60% bonus depreciation, not 40%.

Does bonus depreciation only apply to short-term rentals, or can you also take advantage of it with medium-term rentals?

Unfortunately, I am unable to locate the downloadable bonus content and files that accompanied my eBook purchase.I have searched my email for the original link provided at the time of download; however, it appears that it may have been inadvertently deleted or moved to my junk mail folder.

If the property qualifies as a separate activity, you may be eligible to claim bonus depreciation through a cost segregation study, which can provide substantial upfront deductions — particularly beneficial if you are in a higher tax bracket.However, if your income level is lower, the cost of the study may outweigh the benefit.

>any STR property put into service in 2025 (after Jan 20) is eligible for 100% bonus depreciationOBBB requires the property to have been placed under contract after Jan 19, 2025.

Trying to wrap my head around the new bonus depreciation rules.

That's when it hit me: profit sharing and per-deal compensation would be the most effective approach.I keep reminding my team that, as you continue to grow, a combination of salary and bonuses becomes more viable.As our business started booming and the cash flow got juicier, I knew it was time for a compensation makeover.

When a cost segregation study is done on an RV park or MHP, depending on the year of purchase, the owner may be able to depreciate anything that is identified as 5-year and 15-year assests the first year of ownership with 100% Bonus Depreciation.