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Cost Segregation

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By Duncan Taylor, Vinil Ramchandran, Jordan Kapper, Britt Griscom
| BiggerPockets Verified
Britt, My firm has evaluated some smaller properties (under $500k) in the past for cost segregation, and it generally does not cost justify moving forward, since the benefits are small, and typically the tax liability on the income is minimal if any. Keep in mind that only the "building basis" can be segregated and will benefit from accelerated depreciation. The "land basis" cannot be depreciated, so your depreciable portion will be lower than $350k.
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Bankruptcy and rent to income ratio

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By Elizabeth Bennett Colegrove, Duncan Taylor, Steve Babiak, Joel Owens
| BiggerPockets Verified
A tenant that applied just filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy several months ago and has a 600 credit score. His gross income is 4.6 times rent, but he has some after tax deductions (including bankruptcy payments he just started to make) which brings down his net income to 2.5 x rent. His job seems stable (with the same company for more than 10 years). I have always used the 3 times rent rule for income, but don't know whether the bring home pay should be used for this guy.
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Catching an offender from thin air is not that easy: an investigation of air and surface sampling from within cars

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By Emily Bibbo, Duncan Taylor, Mariya Goray
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Cars are frequently involved in various crimes, making them targets for DNA collection to investigate their usage. This study explores detection of human DNA within cars from the air and various surfaces. The ability to collect human DNA from the air was investigated with the use of the AirPrep™ Cub Sampler ACD220 in seven cars after recent occupation by a pair of temporary users.
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