Do the thing that's appropriate for your level of experience, do the thing that you're likely to succeed at first, and then gradually move up to slightly more and more advanced techniques... but, to quote South Park: if you try to ski a double black diamond without first mastering the green circles, then the blue squares, and then the black diamonds, "you're gunna have a bad tiiiiime". 

They are taught a technique to run comps but unless they have done thousands of deals within a very small fluctuation of being correct/incorrect on proven resale values, then I would have a hard time putting my hard earned cash against their value. 

As you know, the IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide provides information regarding the specialization, methodologies, and frameworks one Cost Segregation Preparer should have in order to provide an accurate qualified study.  

Definitely inspiring to try and leverage different financing techniques!

My why is all about “cognitive consonance,” it’s defines as state of harmony and internal consistency arising from compatibility among a person's attitudes, behavior, beliefs, and/or knowledge.

Master's in Aerospace Engineering concentrating on engines but then shifted to and published in cognitive engineeringMaster's in Spiritual Psychology (who knew that existed)Of course they all helped me in REI.

The level of cognitive dissonance that a lot of these guys display boggles the mind.

I know equity stripping techniques have already been discussed in a much more formal context. 

Right now I am preparing by educating myself on different techniques. 

That they are teaching the same technique.