Also, since a cost segregation study increases your cash flow, you can reinvest that cash flow into your property to make improvements which therefore increases the value.Improve Liquidity for Estate PlanningThe accelerated depreciation created through a cost segregation study reduces your taxable income which means you are paying less in taxes and get to keep more cash in the bank.

That's a really cool idea

One thing to note is by paying it down, it can hurt liquidity so if that is an issue, keeping it in a bank account would be a better bet, but if liquidity not an issue, then I agree 100%

When considering these options, think about your financial goals, risk tolerance, and the need for liquidity.

While I have some liquid cash on hand to kickstart my journey, I'm keen on optimizing my resources.Initially, my strategy revolves around engaging in fix-and-flip projects to generate capital, with the goal of transitioning into mid-term rentals.

And some cool houses have the permits.The rentals in Hurricane that do well can sleep A LOT of people and they offer something unique, something different.

Drama on top of more drama.Plumber fixed the toilet, which he says "may" be what caused the smell, but he personally smelled nothing.The tenant somehow, and I have no idea how, tracked down my personal cell number - bypassed the property management company and started calling me to complain about the fact it took three plumbers to fix the issue and how he shouldn't owe rent because of being forced to live in such an environment.Eventually I lost my cool because this guy was getting more and more aggressive on the phone, and I told him I would gladly approve his request to move.I don't think he expected that, because an hour later the tenant's mother called me (she doesn't live with him) to apologize on his behalf and talked to me about allowing him to continue living there.

It's just a great town with a lot of cool history!

It's wild how they can't agree on whether your setup is cool or not.

Based on what Nathan Gesners relative is selling their 23 acres for  1 mil an acre we have about 100 to 120 million dollar prop once brought in. we have been approached by the big boys we got an offer last year of 20 mil and turned it down LOL  .. my partners are all younger than me and bought their options in their Roth IRAs  its a pretty cool long term play with some risk of course.. but oh such upside for them..