If they outright refuse, or if they fail to meet my deadline, then I would file a complaint with the commission.

You can do great in a tight market and terrible in a hot market.

Those who just sat tight, held their stocks have been handsomely rewarded as the market went to all-time highs.

In circumstance that it makes your project very tight or uneconomical put in the contingency. 

And if they do, how would you make enough cash flow after everyone else gets their cut when the margins are so tight?

What form is that again and what happens if you missed the March 15th deadline? 

Good thought but more needs to be explained/clarified on the intro call regarding the deposit.Folks don't even want to send a POF which is mind boggling and we even share a video and attachments on how to send us a POF and not show the account number lolLast time I remember speaking to Jay about his hourly rate it was years ago and it was easily a few thousands $$$So I guess he was feeling super generous or folks where super tight by donating only $100 hehe

You have to be able to write off your primary home as a sunk cost, then look at making your cash work for you.Ideally invest when your consumer debt is eliminated and your mortgage(primary home) is tight to none.

We can afford to give up some cash flow but it would make things risky tight for 3-4 years. 

Another question: can one do a 2023 cost segregation study in 2024, but before the April 15 tax deadline?