According to a 2024 study, nearly 40% of Realtors rarely or never use a CRM, meaning a substantial portion of the real estate agent population does not utilize this technology for managing client relationships and business processes.This is wasting a lot of time for 40% of agents.Imagine not remembering who to contact,what new leads came in, or even forgetting to textor call a lead back?

There is a practical limitation - a cost seg does not make much sense for under a million of asset value, maybe you can go down to half a million..Grow your portfolio and do it later.

My CPA is ordering a study right now for one of my cabins that was completed last year.  

With limited savings, the key is to focus on strategies that lower your entry costs and build credibility.

I read a study that showed 64% of Americans from Ramseyfind buying food being their number one stressor.That's wild to me.It wasn't even housing or a car payment anymore.So it's telling me people have realized they are STUCKin there current position so it makes no sense to worryabout moving, buying a house, or luxury like vacations.Food is the biggest stressor because money is taken upelsewhere.But how I take it is people have made the consciousdecision to stay put and make the most of their currentliving situation.So if you're not hounding and pushing to find qualifiedbuyers, this is why you'll have a listing sit on the market for 76 days and then go, "idk why".Well I know why, it's not 2020 ANYMORE FOR THE LAST TIME.2020 messed up a lot of people in the head in thinkingwhat a normal market is.Think of all the scenarios and situations we were in,and y'all think that's a normal market?

You can take bonus depreciation on any property that has assets that qualify.So to answer your question, yes, you can take bonus depreciation on components of a house that is used as a MTR.However, what you may want to determine from a conversation with an accountant is whether the activity will be treated as active or passive.The next question would be, even if you can do a cost segregation study, would the added depreciation from bonus depreciation be beneficial.

Or will you be subject to the passive loss limits? 

I get that you’ll need a cost seg study for the exact breakdown, but has anyone done this recently?

"Semi-retired" and may or may not rejoin the workforce.)Just had a cost-segregation study completed. 

I came across a situation where a seller carried a note on a property sale, but later decided they wanted cash upfront instead of waiting years for payments. They sold the note at a discount and used the money to jump...