And the poker table.

I’ve done some of my own calculations but since this is unique and the money wouldn’t pay down the mortgage I’m requesting some additional analysis.

Im a new investor and recently started signing up for local meetups, summits and being more active on the BiggerPockets forum.One question I've been hearing a lot is "What value do you bring to the table?"

Ever had to pass on a deal or scale it down because the financing didn’t line up? Curious how often capital, not opportunity, limits growth.

Hey Michael - I specialize only in small multifamily apartment cost segregation studies so I am uniquely positioned to answer this one!

So perhaps if you're adding the new table furniture to the back top deck, you could move your teak?

Space is pretty unique, and not cheap. 

At 22 years old, I'm uniquely positioned as a high income earner with very few monthly expenses.

I'm not aware of a cap though if there is one.Breakdown:- 7 invoices total and they're all unique for each part of reno (separate invoice for flooring, shower tile, demo, etc).- I'm using the total amount for each invoice and the highest one is $2,500.

The classic 70% minus repairs is table stakes now, not a home run.Are you focused more on SFH or MF?