I was given information on a product called Low-E Therma barrier that can be applied to the sheathing and then I’m considering the shingles by GAF or Malarkey with “cooling” granules?

Great take, @Pierre E. — I agree that bonus depreciation gets thrown around like a buzzword, but not enough people understand how to actually use it as part of a bigger strategy.One example I think gets overlooked is how commercial landlords can use tenant improvements.

Prolly gonna leave the Fentanyl addicted tenant out of it, no juice in that squeeze, that'd be like yelling at your Dog for not knowing how to do Algebra.However these two investors, I'm thinking I need to make an example out of them.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $42,000

Cash invested: $42,000

In November 2019, we purchased a distressed 2 bed / 1 bath home in Indianapolis for ...

There are options out there where you don’t have to take on massive projects or risky BRRRRs just to get started.One approach that helps newer investors build confidence is starting with a fully rehabbed, rent-ready property in a stable area, especially in the Midwest or Southeast where price points and rent ratios still make sense.

S.Mpls has a whole kaleidoscope of areas and performance in it from total trash areas to uber nice top-shelf, and everything in between. 

However, all properties in the funds are stable and we still feel pretty confident that things will pan out well.Our biggest gamble in all of our investing was with Goodegg.

As with all great tax hacks RE Pro requires consideration and planning but for the right person the juice is definitely worth the squeeze and you can defer a lot of taxes through this strategy.

for half that price get the off the shelf cabinets from Lowes.

It also handles rent collection and gives you a clear view of cash flow, which is helpful once you’re juggling multiple properties.Might be worth checking out if you’re looking for something more stable without jumping into the deep end with QuickBooks.