If you're anything like me, running around hustling, listening to podcasts and really trying to make efficient use of your time to achieve goals, I'm grateful for you to take valuable time to read this.I'll start from the beginning....I served seven years in the U.S.

Let me start off by saying that I am very grateful for the amazing wealth of knowledge that both this site and it's members provide.I am a young, aspiring individual in the Redwood City area who would love to make his way to financial independence through the wonders of Real Estate.I am primarily interested in the acquisition, rehab and management of rental properties in the SF Bay Area and the San Jose Region.I look forward to being a member of this group as well as meeting some of you here on BiggerPockets.

Seems like it would be a TVM-type calculation, wherein I invest an amount (cost of the cost segregation), and then pull forward monies from the future into the present, where each dollar is more valuable.If Joe or anyone else has additional thoughts or details, or experience, I would be most grateful.  

I am finding it challenging to get my feet wet and I would be so grateful for any help on this journey.

Rehab was completed in just over three months and we had an offer at asking price we gratefully accepted.

Love the people, the places and the culture - the most underrated city in America, in my humble opinion.If anyone has suggestions or connections for investing in the Saint Louis area, I'd be super grateful for the insight!

*Im not sure best legal structure of partnership business, *day-to-day operation of property management (a starting point we will have to adjust), *how to compensate investors vs bank financing, *marketing (is it needed), *tenant screening company or processes*maintenance tracking software suggestions(partner thinks ai can create a program through prompts to automate this part)If anyone's done it before successfully and willing to share some advice I would be extremely grateful.

I'm grateful for the advice given in BP because it really helped filter people I don't want in my rentals. 

I have my mgmt company give them a letter that is structured as follows:- thanks them for being a resident and says we're grateful to have them- reminds them of some improvements we've done to the property- says it's renewal time and we'd like to offer them a month-to-month or discounted 12-month lease- says we have had to slightly increase their overall rent due to expenses and inflation but reminds them if they sign a 12-month lease the rent will be lower compared to staying month-to-month- lists out two options (both an increase from previous rent) and, again, shows them the actual $ amt that would be saved when compared to the new month-to-month rent- says if they believe they have a special circumstance then feel free to call our community manager to discuss (only a handful called)I did this two months ago to 29 residents and nobody moved out.

@Bob StevensHey Bob, If you have any sort of an example of a good super lease agreement I’d be more than grateful if you could share it with me.Let me knowThanks again everybody