I did have one issue that was disappointing that consumed a lot of time: After sending an invite to an applicant for background screening, the applicant somehow was able to register as a landlord; that was discovered by the RentPrep team after a considerable amount of time and delay.

This is my fist deal, as per recommendation of my studies I'm doing this cash and I will refi when I'm done.

@Rick Bevilacqua - you conduct a judgment search to attempt to discover those sorts of things. 

Case Study: Cost Segregation Study on a 6-Unit Apartment Building Overview: A 6-unit apartment building placed in service in July 2021 underwent a cost segregation study, significantly enhancing the property owner’s tax benefits.

I have a few case studies on my site (and YT) that you should check out.

All 3 units going on market as LTRs this week and then I discovered 2 NEW leaks.

And there would be no unanticipated holding costs... the insured could just let the insurer cure the defect once discovered, if ever.I'm amazed the title company actually did more title exam work and discovered their recent error in the small gap between the two closings.

Here are a few tips to help you:- Market Research: Study the local hard money lending market to understand competition, typical loan terms, and borrower expectations.- Loan Structure: Define your lending criteria clearly—interest rates, LTV ratios, fees, and terms.

There is a software that can help determine the true value of the old roof costs that are no longer present, especially if a cost segregation study was not done previously. 

Is it possible to do a cost segregation study this year (2024) and retroactively take 100% bonus depreciation from that cost seg since the property was placed into service in 2022?