Here's an article with things to consider when selecting a cost segregation company.

Nothing on vacancy rates though.When I was trying to determine demand for Cincinnati, I selected about 20 listings near the location I was focused on, and tracked them for several months.

Theirs 2 people in life you need in business who you can trust and are excellent in theyre line of work, your attorney and your accountant.

If you have excellent credit and can qualify for a bank loan mortgage, then buying as an owner occupant and working on it as you go can be a good way to get started.

Credit unions lack product selection and lender experience.

Both of these hypotheticals would adjust slightly due to the PMT formula with excel.

We have perfect feedback and Premier Host, and allow Instant book, but do not have a liberal cancellation policy and have some rules in place (4 day minimums, for example) and are not fighting the cheapo battle, and we tend to get somewhat buried in the search rankings.One of the things that really burns my *** about VRBO is that they allow the property owner to self select the type of property that it is rather than forcing it into where it belongs.

. #2 Research the various markets you're looking into (population / job / economic growth currently going on in those markets) and then make your selection. #3 Start working with an investor focused lender / realtor / property manager and get good at analyzing numbers. #4 Once you're comfortable with everything and you find a deal you like, pull the trigger.

@Gary Lucido you make an excellent point about various middlepeople going obsolete, for real.

That is excellent advice.