I have written before about the pitfalls of cost segregation, for example here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/831924-beware... and here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1075919-five-...While cost segregation is an excellent and powerful strategy when used correctly and under the right circumstances, it is certainly not some master key that unlocks all doors all the time.

I don't know my buying power yet but I already have one house that's been rented out for a few years now. 

Compounding interest is a very powerful force. 

All of my options are around the same dimensions so I've been looking at gallon amount as a more accurate gauge of how many people would fit.Largo LS 5 person tub:- $3,358.0: 200 gallons- H 29.5 in, W 61 in, D 71 in- Includes: Control Panel, Cover, Ozone water purification filter unit, LED Display, Power Cord, Pump, SensorsMalta 4 person- $3,589.00: 240 gallons- H 30 x W 57 x D 81- Includes: Cover, Filter Unit, [Ozone water sanitation system], Power Cord, Pump Ohana Spas dual facing lounger- $3,705.99: 200 gallons- H 29.5 x W 71 x D 61- Includes: Cover, Filter, Ozonator, Light LS100DX- $2999.00: 205 gallons- H 32 x W 62 x D 71- Includes: thermal locking cover, ozonator, multi-color underwater LED light, waterfall feature, two cup sliders, filter

It has 4 power, water and septic hook ups already on the property.

The project took too long, partly due to the power company taking 3 months to move service and poor communication with the county for permits.

I know, like, and trust in the long term powers of large scale real estate providing quality returns that out perform the market.

I have my contractor walk through it instead of a home inspection.Once you do a few, you learn to expect pipe bursts and leaks, sewer backups, etc so just factor those into your rehab estimate.The big question if you are looking to wholesale is -(a) I believe HUD has a restriction on the deed saying you cannot flip/wholesale it.

I'm just hoping to speak with someone who has done it or knows someone who has or is that can confirm the analytics tools I'm using are somewhat accurate.

The rental market in Central Indiana is officially on fire.After a slow November/December, January began with a bang and continued into February.We're leasing at an impressive rate right now, which is great news for both our Leasing Team and our Owners.If your home is sitting and not getting activity, it's time to reconsider things... price being the most powerful lever to pull.