But with $40,000, you can buy, renovate, and hold or buy, renovate, and flip (turnkey to an investor or to an end user).Obviously, there are some risks, which can all be mitigated with some due diligence.

I'd need to see some verified success from actual users before I would consider getting involved.I would check out this thread David Robertson mentioned...Originally posted by @David Robertson:What's the difference between the PIN and Pinpoint profits software Connected Investors was selling?   

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Even if not maximizing depreciation, the conservative estimates provided by DIY tools justify the cost for properties under $1.2 million.Addressing common concerns regarding the DIY option: Ease of Use: Most software for DIY cost segregation studies is user-friendly, requiring minimal input beyond property details.

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I think the best way to use real estate to escape the rat race is also the best way to get into real estate, which for 90% of people is house hacking.

Our solution combines real estate data with the power of AI to help users analyze their deals faster and with more confidence to make better decisions and in turn buy better deals.We're in the early stages and would love to hear from you.

I worked with people here in Los Angeles that buy and refurbish properties for Tennent In Common or TIC sales and exit strategy. They had a tough time with people having opinions on gentrification and TIC. However, TI...

I need to take a pic of my "command center" for everyone.