The economies of scale allow MultiFamily properties (say 100+ units) to absorb the cost of a cost segregation study to accelerate depreciation.

So I started to study for my real estate license in GA but learned a few things that the state requires for your personal investment properties (like having to be associated and report your information to your broker, etc).

I heard you can itemize your expenses to do a 1 year depreciation total but it needs to be supplied with a cost study done by an engineer.Thoughts?

Since we last met pre-covid, I have continued my studies and created an LLC to buy my properties under.

Plus, ample time is provided during the event for one-on-one meetings with these industry professionals so you can build relationships and find new vendors to team up with.Educational Workshops & RoundtablesLike previous years, SECO20 will feature speakers and educational content that will spark ideas for generating revenue, cutting costs, increasing sales, and operating your park more efficiently.SECO20 educational programming will include topics such as:Best practices during COVID-19Financing and options for raising capitalMarketing your community effectivelySelling versus renting homesCase studies of successful communitiesNew trends in manufactured housingTips for new land-lease community ownersDeveloping a new community (or renovating an existing one)State of our industry and its futureOnline reputation managementAnd so much more!

I found this rule by reading the 63 pages of HOA rules updated in 2018.You are right and I need to study the state rules more. 

Study material given by instructors4.

There is an interesting vacation rental case study available that you can review, written in October of 2019 by Zack Davisson.

Dedicated study and self education will help refine strategies that appeal to you.  

This is one area I really need to study.