Hey Bigger Pockets community,My family has been in commercial real estate development for years, and one recurring pain point we’ve constantly dealt with is unexpected site costs. 

Background on me: I need to obtain a graduate degree for promotion at work, but it can be in any field at low-no cost to myself.

Variables that might change that number would be size of house, number of beds, extra duties you want the team to do (like fetch supplies) and perhaps the drive to a remote area. 

But other than that, no damage or wearing out of stuff so far after 8 years.

In addition, trade policies have introduced new cost pressures, with a 10% tariff on Chinese imports raising prices on certain goods, though tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports remain suspended until March.

Investment loans generally carry high down-payments and costs.

I'm no expert in STRs, but I do know that getting registered for a STR in Long Beach is difficult.

We have converted oil boilers  to gas boilers to reduce costs. 

You should have had a conversation with an accountant prior to going ahead with the cost segregation study.A cost segregation study breaks down a building to more components than just building and land.

Hi Chani, These fees seem a bit high to me, specifically the leasing fee, on-boarding fee, Multiple quotes requests, HVAC filter supply, early termination fee, vacant property termination fee, and transfer to another manager fee.