For instance, when I find a potential deal, I'd love to have experienced eyes review it (I know my rookie eyes might be blind to some key insights).A bit about me: I'm 24, working as an aerospace engineer at Boeing with no debt and solid savings/investments set aside.

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I want to share my experience as a first-time OOS investor targeting Indianapolis, because I think it might save some of you from making expensive mistakes.Quick background: I'm a software engineer based in NYC.

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

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

I did an engineered study on one of my rentals, and the key takeaway was that it's a strategic tool, not a default move.

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

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

When I was deciding whether to pull cash out, I found doing an engineered cost segregation study created way more useful cash flow for me than a high-interest loan ever could.

That said, in a past venture totally unrelated to real estate, I built a sales engine that was doing over $2 mil a year in sales, and 90% of our clients were sourced from targeted cold outreach that I did.