But I was strategic about where we purchased and did BRRRR's.I'm still investing in Detroit (picking up a duplex this wee) but also building an ADU here at my primary. 

It seems to be these wealthy people in the room are either teachers who teach you how to run/operate specific types of business or are involved with overseeing you operate and formulate the deals you put together since they would be providing the capital for you.

The headline should also be strategic- take out anything that's vague or subjective (ex. light filled, spacious, near, cozy) and put in specifics (2 mi. to downtown, W/D in unit, etc.)I also only focus on two platforms.

It's not easy, and those of us who are "average" sometimes have to risk a bit more, but we can be strategic.

Here's why:- unless you strategically reported your taxes as making 100% income and not reporting an entire loss on your schedule e - you will most likely not find a lender who will qualify you for a HELOC.

Some countries may have their own provisions for accelerated depreciation or bonus depreciation, while others may not offer such incentives.Considering a cost segregation study is a strategic move, as it helps identify specific components of the property that may be eligible for accelerated depreciation.

It gave me the idea to pinpoint a stressed neighborhood, do some driving for dollars and take the time and effort to do a personalized mailing while just putting up the bandit signs at strategic locations after the mailing.

Hopefully I’ve just answered my own questions but mind you it’s taken me like a couple years to formulate these concepts as I’ve done my best here to explain them lol.

Based in Los Angeles since 1997, he has completed over 2.5 billion worth of transactions in Southern California and other strategic markets throughout the United States.

How do you formulate your valuation of this property?