Recommendation: use a service, implement an application fee and see if it yields better results...if not you can always go back to what you're currently doing. 

Have you had much pushback since implementing it? 

I saw one that implemented roof replacements after hail storm.  4 units in each building, but HOA would not replace the roof until all 4 paid the special assessment (deductible) for the roof. 

That's a good start, but you need definition, goals and implementation.

I've made 15 times the money I spent on it and I've only implemented about 6 of the 30 strategies. 

I would take brokers out to dinner, get to know their families, and find common interests, like I did with the fly-fishing broker I talked about at the start of this chapter.To streamline the underwriting process and ensure consistency, I implemented a model or spreadsheet.

Since the cost basis of the new property will be higher, the potential depreciation benefits from cost segregation will also be greater.If you proceed with cost segregation on the current property now and subject to depreciation recapture, which could reduce your adjusted basis and potentially increase your tax liability upon sale.Timing and property selection are important when applying this strategy, so it may be more beneficial to wait and implement it on the new acquisition.

Currently, we have first home as primary residence to implement a house hack.

I didn't implement it because I didn't feel comfortable setting up an official government-looking website and letterhead, tell them you will send them money to pay their taxes, then tell them that you can't.  

Implementing proper legal and financial protections not only safeguards your personal assets but also minimizes litigation risk and strengthens your position during negotiations.Smart investing isn’t just about choosing the right properties, it’s about protecting what you’re building so you can grow with confidence.Wishing you clarity, confidence, and success on your real estate journey.Disclaimer: This message is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.