GO Zone Bonus Depreciation—The Quick Facts

The investor needs a business history of investing in residential rental or commercial properties to qualify for the GO Zone.

The property bought must be residential rental (and entered into the rental pool) or be commercial.

The land value does not apply.  The investor gets an additional 50% on the improvement value of new property or 50% of conversion (repair, remodeling, etc.) for existing property.

For new properties, consider buying from the developer.  Flipped properties are being pushed as GO Zone but may not qualify.

The investor should check with an accountant or lawyer on these matters.

by: Wade Ogletree, Realtor^®
COLDWELL BANKER, JME REALTY

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