As far as the cost segregation study goes - yes, you can absolutely do a cost segregation study on a new build.

As this becomes more and more prevalent in the coming months/year, I think there will be a lot of sponsors that have footnotes on their track record, stating "representative sample" or they will change track record to case studies, and only list their good deals, while sliding some "average" deals that still netted an okay positive return.From the LPs side, of course you should be asking questions about losses, is your track record reflective of EVERY deal you have syndicated or raised money for.  

While not necessary, this agreement can make it easier to prove to the lender that she isn’t financially responsible, potentially allowing the debt to be eliminated from her debt-to-income (DTI) ratio.

Study the market.

I am a student at Boston University studying Mathematical Finance.

I am a student at Boston University studying Mathematical Finance.

Many investors think it's easy to DIY manage and avoid paying a PMC - until something like this proves they either don't have the time or don't have the experience to self-manage.

(We don't want government officials coming after us and it being on our burden to prove why we're exempt.) 

He proved helpful at several points and the expertise was appreciated.

There are far to many on this site that want to prove how great they are and how they know it all and can’t wait to throw out the latest buzzword or quote from podcast or BiggerPockets author book.When I first started on BP a few years ago people were so eager to encourage,help, and guide as we all look for answers.