@Curt Smith As far as your description,the valuation methodology is similar as apartment building (NOI/Cap Rate).But I think MHP different from apartment building is the exit strategies and finance part,can you explain more on these topics?

@Jeff Costa While a cost segregation study may seem like a simple concept, it's actually a very complex process that requires significant documentation as well as specific methodologies.

Not the best methodology, but if I get burned for a few hundred bucks I can live with it.

The main goal of the book is to teach the methodology for looking at a property, completely inspections, determining what needs to be renovated, creating a scope of work, and then using that scope of work to get real life bids on both labor and materials.And that content is not at all impacted by economic conditions or changes in the market.For anybody looking to learn the methodology behind estimating rehab costs and learning the process so that they can start estimating their own projects, the book is as great as ever.But I would certainly take the pricing estimates with a grain of salt these days.

If one wants to wholesale you would do better going to work at a Car dealer FIRST to learn how to sell ... and how to close.Most people simply can't close.. can't ask for the order do not know that there is a definite skill and methodology to get folks to commit to do business with you.. this again is why real estate license is a great thing to have it then gets you in front of the sales guru's who teach sales technique... which is as we know critical to success.. when in fact wholesalers are just real estate sales folks doing it mainly illegally in the first place...

If purchasing an asset via step-down LLC methodology what happens with cost basis on the other side?

Ask him about his methodology. 

The methodology never changes.You need to determine if it's worth chasing.

So that would be her mom gifting you 16K and her 16K and then her Dad gifting you 16K and her 16K...same number of gifts but different rationale and methodology; does that make sense?

Denver, CORatio of flips to all home sales: 2.5%Median flip profit: $42,500Median list price of all homes: $480,000View the full list as well as more about the study’s methodology used at realtor.com®.