Is DIY cost segregation allowed?

Are there any real estate networking events in Oklahoma?

Other ways to network and build an investing team?

Every extra week vacant often costs more than the savings from DIY labor.A few common rules of thumb:If the unit can rent quickly at a strong rate, owners lean toward outsourcing to minimize downtime.If it’s a lower-rent unit with lighter work, some will DIY to protect margins.Anything involving trades (plumbing, electrical, flooring, major cleaning) usually gets outsourced for quality and timeline control.Location and rent level matter, but speed and reliability usually drive the decision.

I have heard time and again to network while you are new to real estate investing.

I came across a firm (KBKG) that offers a $400 DIY cost study (paying for a membership). 

Join local REI meetups and groups to expand your network, meet other real estate professionals (they might come in handy later), and learn from experienced wholesalers.2.

Im looking for a DIY cost segregation option for a small 12 unit apartment. 

The most successful investors I work with know when to delegate, when to DIY and when to bring in the professionals.

I was having a conversation with someone about the different FB/Skool/REIA groups I network in, and they recommended BiggerPockets and added, "especially for connecting in DFW."