My name is Malcolm, I'm a recent college grad turned full time engineer. 

Not looking for deal sourcing or promotion — just trying to understand how experienced investors think about structuring these situations, especially outside primary markets.Appreciate any perspective from people who’ve actually done this.

Here’s an article that goes into more detail on this.So how do you make sure you are choosing a reputable, qualified and experienced cost segregation firm?

It seems that even if you're experienced in these fields, that experience is essentially worthless apart from assessing contractors.  

I've been searching through redfin, zillow and other engines but get a trash load of SFR listings as well, even when using filters.I'd like to stick to the Greater Atlanta area as I'd like to be hands on for my first few deals. 

Local knowledge materially changes how much uncertainty you can tolerate, and experienced operators absolutely earn the right to take more risk in jurisdictions they know well.I’d agree that spending real money early—whether on civil, DD packages, or other upfront work—is often the cheapest way to find out a deal doesn’t work.

To be certain, get your own tax professional experienced in real estate and cost segregation and have them assess your specific tax situation.

A couple of challenges with this that I have experienced.1.

However, I would like to know a few things from people that are more experienced:1.

Is anyone else experiencing glitches in the rentredi app.I switched to the app this month and it has a lot of glitches.