Today I wanted to share with you how to maximize deductions on like-kind exchanges using cost segregation.When a property is acquired in a Sec. 1031 like-kind exchange, one should consider several facts before deciding how to best depreciate the carryover basis from a relinquished property.

I know people usually don't share their contractors info but I'm sure there are kind people out there :D Thanks in advance. 

What kind of properties are you looking to invest in?

If you have done a cost seg of any kind in the past their maybe depreciation recapture for example.

If so, what kind of LLC?

They are apparently *kind of* rolling it out soon, but it will only work for AirBNB and direct.

But, this is the kind of “real estate investing” that people can go learn about somewhere other than BiggerPockets.

And if with visa, they have had some kind of sponsor for that especially if coming for work, so can get some documentation from that of being cleared etc.. 

This kind of creativity (or a massive pile of cash) is what's needed to "Cash Flow" in the near-term with a Boulder investment, but unless Boulder dramatically reverses course and halts the NIMBYSM that stops new construction in it's tracks, those who hold on for the long-term are likely to be highly rewarded. 

Hey Jake,You'll definitely have some options with DSCR lenders, but you'll need to be really sure that the lender you use is okay with underwriting STR income as well as with the ADU as a mid-term as they are kind of tricky.With DSCR loans, your credit score is going to be a big determinate to where you will lend.