@Dan Lucchesi - Here is a CSS Decision Diagram flowchart intended to bring together all the various questions when assessing the benefits of a CSS (via a professional or DIY).

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@Saravanan VaradanYou are probably talking about DIY software-based cost seg.

(Insert hollow apology, repeat the one compliment and how it means you have some grandiose company culture cultivated by YOURS TRULY, in an attempt to reassure future investors that "this investor, [despite his ability to understand simple numbers about investment returns], just doesn't get it.)"

Do we need to speak to a corporate lawyer or can we go the simple route of LegalZoom?

x 12 months: $7,488With Depreciation (lets take the 30 year, not worry about re-coup costs, and assume the value is all in the building and none in the land) ~3,333, add in the fact that you have a tax shelter (~$3,000) You've effectively made $15,000Pay off in 24 months: Now lets keep the math simple and pay off 1/2 of the remaining mortgage:  69,000 / 2 = $34,500 - $15,000 = -$19,000!

YES, that simple, not easy but simpleGood luck  

For the flipping business I'd set up a simple LLC since you won't have to worry about refinancing those properties.

Back to my original statement(which was meant to be a simple overview, not a deep down analysis) if I am purchasing and I can finance with a low interest rate and purchase a property that has a high CAP rate, it is a good investment.

From what I know, the accounting tasks that would be outsourced are simple and rudimentary.