Feel free to DM and we can see if you’d be a good fit the market I work and if not, at least I can give you a few pointers as far as STR fundamentals and a couple resources for cost segregation.One thing to add regarding cost segregation:You should always read the bio and resume of the persons signing your Cost Segregation study.

He is always helpful and accountable,  shoveling snow alongside me on winter days, keeping me informed about issues as they come up, etc. 

Account Closed Thank you.

To manage these rises, you can adopt a few key strategies to control expenses and maintain profitability:Accurate Budgeting and Contingency Planning: Start by creating a detailed budget, accounting for current labor and material prices.

•Coordinate with the former PMC for the transfer of security deposits, ensuring they’re accounted for and properly transferred into escrow.

The tenant is required to pay to the escrow account with the court. 

I have been a huge fan of the BiggerPockets Podcast for years now, but I am just now creating an account on this site.

I am 33 years old and know that the money will be worth a lot more in tax free accounts in retirement.I have w-2 income1099 income (building side business for self directed roth 401k)I currently own no IRAs only a roth account.

Account Closed, I didn't mean to scare anybody away from Columbus but rather provide some factors to be aware and cautious of. 

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $1,200,000 warehouse located in Orange, California that was purchased in 2018, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $10,225.