The studies being released show how different industries appear to be increasing their profits with hidden or bogus fees that can harm consumers and companies that have honest business practices. 

Are there any studies as to when you should door knock for the greatest success?

We've both spent 100+ hours through various means over the past year - are we able to run a cost segregation study that would benefit both of us from a tax write-off perspective or only the person who spent the most time?

@Christopher Brooks Dodd, study your local markets and know them very well.

I would agree and recommend to FHA into a duplex, rent out one side to substantially lower living costs, generate equity, and build cash flow.I’d recommend listening to Biggerpockets podcasts, there’s also a great selection of books available that help break down each aspect of Real Estate investing.Then honestly, just look and study the area that you are interested in starting out in to get a feel for everything and think about each property you see. 

If you still owed $300,000 in 2019, you could have refinanced for under 4% interest and your payment would be less than half what it currently is.I recommend you study the market and figure out what your home is really worth as a rental, then charge accordingly.

You'll start looking at properties and studying the market.

Airbnb has yielded more inquiries, to be but I will keep the property listed on both.Now that I have three consecutive months booked, I will continue to study the market, make improvements to the home, and do the best I can to provide great service to those who are staying the home.I am hoping to get good reviews.Thanks again for sharing, everyone. 

I'm new to this but I'm studying it all everyday and I'm looking for a mentor, somebody I can trust.

My wife is currently studying for her real estate license, so we can perform a cost segregation study on the property when we buy one to reduce our tax burden for 2024.