I started with turnkey remote rentals in 2009-2015 while working my engineering W2 job.

I have attached each my full spreadsheet where I inputted literally any information that could be found on the properties, as you can see its a lot but I am an engineer and an pragmatist.

I can send you the name of a MEP engineer that would prob know the answer.

Left and went to College in Pennsylvania, got my degree in Electrical Engineering Technology and my MBA.

@Sherwin VargasYou mentioned alot so here are a few things.Before you do any more upgrades to help with efficiency, I would call RISE Engineering through National Grid.

Hi Everyone my name is David Gamble and I’m a engineer students that has a year and a half left in school and I’m looking to purchase a multi family home which I’ll be living in one unit and will be renting out the other unit.

One things I'd suggest, is that it is often fairly easy to reverse engineer what other investors are doing.

But we are turning up the marketing engines to keep driving occupancy so we can keep up the pace on renovations.

My Midwest, engineers brain can’t handle that level of leverage.

On another note using the same example as above - For cost segregation, I heard that generally the upfront depreciation it can generate (after having engineers appraise the building) is roughly 20%-30% of the purchase price.How would that work?