Does your flooring qualify as personal property eligible for 100% bonus depreciation (yes for carpet, no for glued-down tiles) [Not a reference to my colleague's last name ;)]B.

I work with tons of new investors as an agent and when we are putting together a proforma, it's pretty easy to estimate the cost of most capex items and approximately when they'll hit.

The notice should clearly state:That you believe the property is abandonedWhere it can be retrievedThe deadlineThat it will be disposed of if not claimedYou can usually box and store items to clean and prepare the unit — but document everything:Take detailed photos before touching anythingInventory itemsStore them in a reasonable mannerDo not immediately throw things out unless clearly trash.

Check for:•Proof of insurance and licenses•At least three references (and actually call them)•Active permits pulled under their name in your county2.

Quote from @Adam Simpson: Quote from @Josselyn Jorge: @Mike S. would you mind sending me a version of your log book for reference?

Their team also did not explain processes, waits too long to review and communicate items back to their customers.

My knowledge of this method is entirely from David Greene's book "BRRRR" so far so I reference this book but am looking for community experience and advice on my first steps to translating my research to reality!

I was in a hard place and needed a new lender asap and was referred to Lima One.

I control the application, then verify the big items before approving anyone.

They are stored in a folder for each property if I ever need to refer back to them.I think this is a good, low cost solution.