When your property is relatively inexpensive, say $200k, and you want cost segregation applied to it - is it worth it to hire a cost segregation firm and pay their fee? 

I know most owners are in "survival mode" and hesitant to spend CapEx.The Reality: Yes, there is a one-time installation fee per unit to get the hardware in place.The ROI: However, we structure the ongoing service as a Tenant Amenity.

So my calculations it would cost me truly 6k of refinance fees but I’m gonna include the fronted escrow and principal paydown.

Even if I don’t personally buy the deal, I help them move it by sharing it with friends, family, and other investors.I don’t do it for a fee.

I'm calling on Title companies to get a list but learned that they charge a fee for some data

do they actually insure your title or just use your me title fees to argue with you after they screw up the title ?

Share purchase price and placed-in-service month to estimate typical fee range and potential benefit.

The %85,000 loan had $7,000 lender fees.

I’m considering refinancing the loan into a DSCR in the LLC's name to clean up the structure and improve cash flow.Current loan:Interest rate: ~7.4%Loan balance: ~$260kAll-in PITI: ~$2,25030-year fixed, recently originatedRefi (DSCR):Rate: 6.5 (can go to 6.375 at one-time cost of $388)New loan balance: ~$277k (fees and costs rolled in)All-in PITI: ~$2,150Monthly cashflow improvement: ~$100No PMISo on day one, the refi improves cash flow by about $1,200 per year. 

Any unexpected fees or costs?