There are also many great CPAs that have responded on this forum.Julio, I think I've been sending a cost segregation study referral to you guys (to Kim) almost every week so far this year...Love working with you guys.Thanks, Stephen!

I’d like to understand more about your approach, especially when it comes to analyzing deals and working with investors.

You're absolutely right—surrounding yourself with like-minded investors and finding a mentor can be a game-changer.Wishing you even more success ahead! 

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I have read many positive and some negative reviews.

I'm guessing you'll spend at least $150,000 more on taxes and insurance, which puts you at $400,000 a year in expenses for a property with a gross income of $360,000.

Never forget this: No one will ever care more for you and your well being than you will. 

Flooring gets a lot more wear than shower enclosures.  

My second deal is where it all clicked for me.

That is an alarm bell alerting everyone a SubTo student doesn't want involved.SubTo impacts the ability to take on more debt.