We do agree though that cost seg is very powerful when used correctly.Before withdrawing, I will point out several things that make your simplistic take on cost seg inapplicable for the specific client we are looking at and maybe for others.1.

Sorry if I was too simplistic or answered more than you were asking.Example (does not consider interest rate change):Property Value - $700,000 (made up number)Current Mortgage - $428,00070% of Value - $490,000Estimated Fees - $490,000 x 1.5% = $7,350Available to Cash Out - $490,000 - $428,000 - $7,350 = $54,650Assuming these are real numbers, would you be willing to pay $7k to get $55k?

@Nate ZieglerI have been accused of being over simplistic, but it seems like the best thing to do after self-educating on how to buy real estate is to ... buy real estate. 

You do need a paid account for Docusign but there are free alternatives, like making a PDF with form fields ( https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/how-to/convert-word-excel-paper-pdf-forms.html ), or using a service like Cozy.co which has simplistic applications for free.

Making this simplistic.

Simplistically, with condos all that you own is the use of the air gap between the walls of your unit and an undivided interest in the entire complex.

This may seem simplistic but you really want to know exactly the types of houses that you want.

This may seem simplistic but you really want to know exactly the types of houses that you want.

This may sound simplistic, but you need to get laser focused on exactly what you want so that you can then plan your marketing campaigns.2.

This may sound simplistic, but you need to get laser focused on exactly what you want so that you can then plan your marketing campaigns.2.