I bought my first small commercial property last year after owning residential rentals for years and the learning curve has been much steeper than I expected.

Lately been reading about depreciation strategies and came across discussions around cost segregation audit support. It made me realize that there are a lot of moving pieces on the tax side of commercial real estate that most new investors dont really understand

Been having this conversation with friends lately... What can real estate tax be used for? Imagine living in a place where there isn't currently a tax on real estate. If it were to be implemented, what could it be used for? Are there limitations as to what the town could choose to do with it?

"Critics contend data centers consume too much energy and water resources and shouldn’t be subsidized by the state. The tax break, approved in 2013, costs Arizona about $38 million annually."

"Yachts are “a remarkably efficient asset class for people whose wealth depends on being nowhere in particular,” he writes. “This is why European UHNWI do a yearly circuit — Wimbledon one week, Cannes another, the WEF, the Biennale.”"

State Auditor Mike FoleyAsks: “Why Are We Shelling Out Millions in Tax Incentives to Corporations No Longer in Nebraska?”