I've been looking at off market properties in Austin TX and the surrounding areas and have seen that due to the high demand so to speak in this area the prices for a BRRRR property would mostly be around $300K or more, with the exception that I've seen a few properties in the low $200Ks.

I would take a look at a couple different things, at least speaking from a tax perspective. 

@Ryan KonenOne that we believe goes overlooked is courage and the courage to speak up if you have an opinion as well as be open to feedback.As a ceo I am not perfect and do not know it all, If someone disagrees with me - then say it - and know there is not a backlash or repercussions for disagreement.

So sticks to path of progress, real top shelf A quality properties.

The accuracy depends on the quality and recency of their data in your market.

Even with the finishes being better in the class a, I suspect it will have the lower maintenance cap ex due to better quality tenants

I definitely recommend that you seek out a Certified Cost Segregation Professional so that you are confident in the quality of the work performed and the deliverables produced.

@Laura CasnerFocus on quality over quantity in real estate investing, celebrate progress, refine criteria, explore secondary markets, and explore different property types.

Based on my experience, you either pay some more but get a high-quality service, or you have really raw but cheap software.

If it is decent quality then I would keep the carpet in place and see how it wears.