I have a secure well paying job that'll mainly fund my real estate endeavors, I been studying real estate and I see how building a strong team is key to long-term success, especially if done right at a young age.

You don’t have to complete the cost segregation study in the same year the property is placed in service.

My goals are to:set up my next purchase either a 3 or 4 family, get cost segregation study done on new 3 fam.use cost segregation write off to convert pretax ira to real estate investmentsaquire 4 rental properties 3-4 family.  

Lately I’ve been studying a trend that doesn’t get talked about enough:The investors who are scaling right now aren’t necessarily better at acquisitions… they’re better at controlling deal flow.In most markets, the MLS is saturated.

Also, not looking for feedback about the value/necessity/negatives/ or need of doing a study.

4-Day In-Person Property Success Lab Weekly Mastermind with High-Level Coaches (6 Months)​ Professionally Designed One-Page Credibility Website On-demand Home Study Course Iron Clad Contract Vault Electronic Underwriting Tool Viable Deal Program 6-month extension if you put in the work PPM - Private Placement Memorandum Professional Letter-of-Intent (L.O.I.)

Accelerated depreciation and bonus depreciation can definitely be powerful tools for real estate investors, especially when combined with acost segregation study.

Determining whether to do a cost segregation study or not has a lot variables.

I’m licensed in over 25 states and have spent the last few months studying multifamily and creative finance strategies with the goal of building a portfolio that generates long-term cash flow and stability.I’m extremely motivated to start closing deals now — ideally multifamily or self-storage, though I’m also open to triple net opportunities down the line.

NEVER buy from a google map aerial.Confirm legal & physical access (deeded ingress/egress)Obtain a rough horizontal development cost estimates using local contractorsMarket study — comparable lot sales and absorption rate.