While I understand your frustration, it really was not economically sensible to expect a different result.

Activities such as appealing assessed values, shopping for cheaper utility providers, shopping for cheaper insurance, or even energy efficiency upgrades are all on the table.

I think the Greenville/West Side area gives you the best of worlds: socio-economic diversity, big lot sizes, proximity to new developments and low taxes.

Great energy with this group.

Historically, that's how economics work.

I think that is an economic principle in a free market, once regulations go into place the numbers normalize.

I would say, a smaller few person firm (or single person) would be a better and more economical fit for something small like this. 

However, given the current economic climate, where interest rates are notably high, I'm concerned about the feasibility of acquiring new property in 2024 that would not only be financially viable in terms of cash flow but also suitable for leveraging accelerated depreciation benefits.

Our duplexes come with R20 ceilings and R14 exterior walls this provides a level of insulation much higher than is standard and results in lower energy costs and is an element that can be taken into consideration in appraisal-Seek home improvements above stock plan to close the deal with your modular dealer.

Investments in Opportunity Zones can offer great tax benefits, but when combined with a cost segregation study, the benefits can multiply.An Opportunity Zone are areas that struggle with poverty and lack the necessary access to economic opportunities.