Inquiry to CSS, CPAs and MF experts:Many sponsors of multifamily deals advertise the Cost Segregation study as a magic pill that creates money out of thin air, some claiming that by making one they will be able to return 40% of the investors money, even in the first or second year of the deal - how is that possible?

Ask them to take a Chill Pill, put any bitterness and money issues on the sideline until the dust settles and don't let money cloud their lives.It is very difficult to acquire properties and simple to dump them for pennies on the dollar.

I’m new to this and I’m looking to rent a apartment in the Medical Center, Mid Town, Galleria area.

I am a medical professional and am not too concerned with cash flow at the moment. 

Doesn't feel like a metroplex, but is getting some of the perks, good medical care and good jobs!  

The huge government and university job base helps prevent the slides down while the tech, medical, and other industries provide the ride up.  

Now looking back, I kind of want to get a few STRs near Medical Center (yes I know that’s gonna be tough) and theme them out.

We have great colleges too-and prices around those colleges are decent, usually you can find a 3 bedroom 2 bath home below $200k near the University of Nebraska Medical Center, University of Nebraska Omaha, and Creighton University.

Purchase price: $145,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Heart of the West Fenway, a short walk to Longwood Medical and Academic Area, Simmons, BU, NU, Back Bay, Fenway Park & Newbury St.

My guess is this is workforce type housing, not flight attendants, or pilots or medical workers....but I have no idea in todays world.Also check heavily foundation performance.