Here you go...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/06/18/case-study-master-lease/

In a study from 2016, 70% of Americans said the believed mail was more personal than internet marketing.

I'm aware of how uninformed I sound but I'm ready to sit down, read however many hours of books need to be read, study any bit of contract law that needs to be understood, and essentially do whatever it takes to succeed.

IMHO once a property reaches $1MM+ then it makes sense, cost-wise, to do a cost seg study.

I am spending a lot of time reading through the forums and studying properties and rental rates. 

As a 24 year old working in Sacramento after studying engineering at the University of California Berkeley, I stayed for $550/mo in Rancho Cordova, all included in a furnished room in a 30-something lady’s twin house (shared a wall with another owners house).

Studying for my license and have read about the technicalities of performing on a contract.

I've been studying non stop for a couple of years now and have a couple of rentals and have partnered on a couple of flips but am just starting to really settle into a strategy moving forward that I'm comfortable with.Does your primary work well as a rental?

What I noticed from my own study of the metrics that the article didn’t mention is pending sales.

@James Webb What you're referring to is not "cost segregation"; that's a study done to identify personal property and separate it from real property.