We have seen properties for as low as $100k benefit from engineered cost segregation studies. 

While rates were near all time lows, we bought a home that we could reside in and rent out the backyard detached living garage space.

However, you can choose to do a Cost Segregation Study and instead of depreciating the property as a whole you depreciate each piece of the property some of which have a shorter lifespan and that allows you LARGER deductions sooner!

I would say consider a low-cost index fund for now. 

Happy to answer any questions you might have and we have the vendor list to support whatever strategy you choose. 

. -- but, which one would you choose and why?

Do you have a strategy for making these low offers more appealing to sellers? 

So to sum it up identify the type of investor you would want to work with and depending on who you choose to work with there needs will differ.

Hi Brian, I’d recommend avoiding overpriced courses since you can find all the information you need for free or at a low cost.

I agree that 20k cost estimate is low.