@Aaron Zimmerman you can get an engineered based study without an engineer stepping foot on the property.

There are two types of cost segregation firms1) One where there is an engineer who stops by the property to generate a report based on their findings2) One where you are presented a questionnaire that you will answer based on your knowledge and understanding of the property.

I am a recent veteran who is currently a software engineer and would like to acquire my first rental property within the next 3 - 6 months.

We kept things simple at first, then added extras like a payment option later.He mentioned that real estate sites can have trouble showing up in search results because search engines don’t always render the content properly.

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Otherwise, you're just using search engines that tell you general information, which have been around for decades and can be reached without using Chat GPT or Grok and any other engine.Or am I wrong?

1) Trip to the City Planning/Building Department(s)2) Get an Architect/Engineer team on board3) Hire a General Contractor that has experience doing exactly what you are doing (building 4 unit structures)

Usually due to the integrity of the property, the first thing you want to do is have an engineer to inspect the property and determine what would need to happen to cure the structural integrity issues of a burnt building and draft new plans in order to get it to a habitable condition

Civil engineers are the ones that handle most of this stuff, and can be a good resource.

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