Quote from @Marc Zak: Thank you Wayne.What do you guys think of the concept of spending 100k (already committed and in process) for a basic renovation or spending the extra 60k (not committed yet; would be a total of 160k) to make it a little nicer (with minimal increase in property value).My mom pointed out that the extra work would extend the renovation process, and it's been difficult to live here while renovating. 

You've come to the right place, there are over 20 enlisted CPAs here in Biggerpockets working with real estate investors across different states.

I'm based in Orlando and have been investing in real estate here since 2014.

I tried one in Oregon on a 120 door parcel I had over in Lincoln city..

I'm looking to learn from investors who've been successful with this strategy in the area.

Do a cost seg on that non-permitted structure and use the STR loophole to utilize those losses for tax off-setting purposes.

I haven't, however, found much info on them as an institution so looking here.

I have one in our BP Mastermind Group that works in Broward.3.

Quote from @Mason Stewart: My wife and I have been flipping one house a year in our local market here in Texas.

They care about one thing: property cash flow.But here’s what I’ve seen trip people up:High rates (6.5%–8.5%+ currently)Often 25–30% down to make it debt-service well enoughCan be hard to refinance out of if rates stay high🎯 DSCR is a tool — not a shortcut.Sometimes a good ol’ 15% down investor loan is better if the numbers still work.Have you used DSCR recently?