Is there a different pipeline of tenants that realtors have access to?

I found that banks do not want to lend, except with solid collateral so this is my preferred method to access money.

You need great deal flow and access to investors and to keep these things in balance, which is hard to do.  

I'm all for putting that emergency fund into a low yield, easy access account for when it is needed if it is for my families well being.

, finished basement, and relatively easy access to 90 or 235. 

@Michael AlbaumHi Michael,In your post you were looking for a reputable cost segregation coWe are a smaller boutique real estate tax engineering firm who specializes in cost seg studies and r&d.You will get one on one help and access to the principal cpa, unlike large impersonal firms.

Looking to my wife’s happiness and what’s best for our future family has been a huge guiding factor in my thought process.Yea I have kind moved away from the idea of being an agent or broker, though I may get my license at some point just to have personal access to the MLS.I do really prefer more personal face to face conversations so I like your advice about looking for local meet-ups.

I have access to the Bigger Pockets tools and use those to print out reports, would you also include tax records, preliminary title report if you have it, closing cost estimate, breakdown of renovation costs or just a grand total for your estimate? 

Odd things come into play like fire truck access for emergencies, cable and electrical right of ways, drainage and wetlands. 

There are discount brokerages out there you can work with that offer reduced commissions but you get what you pay for as they say; working with these brokerages will limit the number of properties you get access to because the traditional brokerages don’t like working with them.