.: You already have the judgment, proving the tenant owes you money.

Cost seg studies have many different price points, depending on the complexity of the property but I would budget a few thousand dollars for a property the size.Regarding material participation, you should check with your CPA or tax advisor but generally speaking yes that would be enough time.

Do they really hurricane proof a house like the studies show?  

I looked into 0% cards to balance transfer but with my self employed income and my wife’s name change, it’s proving to be a nightmare.

I have had so many people asking me for help re financing in Mexico that I'm studying whether there's a way I can get involved in that business to be able to help them.Finally, something to bear in mind that the best deals in Mexico can be more profitable if you pay cash than a deal with a mortgage in the US.

I did have a cost segreation study done on my property in December, which I provided to my CPA (the one who put me on Schedule C last year).

Going elsewhere may prove tricky as you are 1/3 owner.   

I do not have a Ring camera (buying one now) and when I reported it to Airbnb they basically said if I can’t prove it there is nothing they can do.Any suggestions?

If you're investing in real estate, it's better to really study it then actually go deeper, not wider, and keep it trim.

@Alberto Cioni, You want to make sure you really understand the fair market value of the real estate you are purchasing at your price - which includes all fees.Today's generation of DSTs has begun hiding fees inside of acquisition pricing, so without a commercial underwriting comp study, it's difficult to understand whether the price is fair.