When I executed this, I hired an engineered study for this.

I own 28 rental units here in Columbus and started by house-hacking after graduating from Ohio State in engineering.

so I get the value engineering these homes to fit the market and competition.

In either case, your first step would be to align yourself with industry experts, such as a good civil engineer, land planner, surveyor, etc.

Most investors I know treat it as a market awareness tool, not a primary sourcing engine.

Once the math works, you need the precise, itemized breakdown that only a proper engineered study provides to actually make it happen.

Account Closed since we only do forensic detailed engineered cost segregation our audit rate is extremely low.

For a high-income strategy, I used Cost Segregation Guys for an engineered study, precise audit-ready breakdown.

I'm an engineer with an MBA so complexity isn't a concern.

Pricing engines are better when they stay focused.In practice, most operators your size run:STR PMS for calendars, guests, automationSeparate pricing toolSeparate accounting or light LTR toolThat separation actually reduces complexity once volume increases.LTR sideFor eight LTR doors, you don’t need anything fancy yet.