Do the current crop of investors have the patience to learn techniques such as this(and this isn't even one of the most complicated) The answer to all your query's is "no". 

@Clive Smith I have a sample log in format that follows the IRS Audit Techniques Guides (ATGs).

It’s not that complicated. 2.

For condos at that price point, I'd suggest using the IRS Cost Seg Audit Techniques Guide as a baseline - it gives percentage ranges for different asset categories.

The IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide, that is ;)Better to have it done right using a forensic detailed methodology so you get the maximum allowable benefit without overstating or understating.

Quote from @Juan Yepes: The path to scale a successful investment platform is through speed and creativity.After entering 24 markets across the Americas and Europe and closing over 4,500 real estate transactions I can confirm that the most value is found in the most complicated deals.

Working it out so that everyone has an equal vote is non-productive in a heated discussion, so some are more equal than others or a tie breaking technique needs to be defined.

Quote from @Sherylyn Holden: I’m a big proponent of not over complicating your Short Term Rental (STR) business with “tech clutter”.

Interested to hear how others approach this.That's a complicated thing to answer.

The seller was open to an as-is transaction, allowing the deal to move forward without complications.