Mark Kohler updates his Tax and Legal class every year to make sure we have the latest tax info.So, here's a question for you: how do you expect to get a mentor that would walk through a dozen different investment strategies with you (that you can trust knows what they are talking about with EVERY strategy)? 

I'm sure those who cannot afford the assessments will just stop paying and that will send those properties into foreclosure with the first position lenders foreclosing.  

Off market properties are a dime a dozen however, so doing your due diligence is key.

If you're diving into BRRRR opportunities, I'd be glad to help you assess deals or explore financing options.

I've been on both sides: self-managed 3 dozen for 19 years, then had a PM for half my last 2 years.  

If you need guidance or have questions about getting started, assessing deals, or financing, I’d be more than happy to help.

If at the end of the day we can provide a deal that you've assessed and you're happy with it, then that is great.  

As an example, my personal home was tax assessed at $399,000 and my tax bill was $13,500 per year.  

Edmonton is 300km from Calgary and colder 😉 I also disagree with the assessment on price.

Here is a CSS Decision Diagram flowchart intended to bring together all the various questions when assessing the benefits of a Cost Segregation Study (via a professional or DIY).