So, if you can find a deal that works in the current environment you can manage it to be even better as time goes on.

It's more complicated with class d and some class c.  

Where I have had luck and seen many of my clients making it work is on bigger 3/4 units in class A/B areas where ARV goes to 800k-1.1 million, as provides a big enough margin.

You will receive a report as a result of the cost segregation study that supports the breakout between asset classes and new depreciation schedule in the event that you are audited by the IRS.

Plus, you'll be contributing to a greener environment, which is always a great selling point.I actually installed solar panels on my own home last year.

I’m seriously considering deleting my account I don’t like the type of class furnish finders attracts !! 

There just simply isn’t as much money to be made for the average Host in 2024.This increased competition, lower rates and occupancy, overly optimistic underwriting and lower travel demand post COVID travel boom does warrant a reasonable label such as “Airbnbbust”.TLDRThe environment has fundamentally changed and operators have had to do a lot more than simply list a property to profit heftily.

It is easier to find a multifamily if there are a lot of that asset class in stock in the area.

Liquidity is really important in the current environment.

I just DM'd you about class ratings of different parts of KC which I am of course partial to.