Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $370,000 We decided to sell this property after successfully BRRRRing it.

I agree with Colin...it depends.I almost never sell anything.

I am exploring the possibility of purchasing an off market plot of land, building a modular home, and then selling it.

The adjustments you’re making—subtracting the old mortgage, adding exchange-related costs, and applying cost segregation percentages—are reasonable, but confirm with your CPA to ensure you're not missing any adjustments.

We bought a great deal and are clear what needs to be done before selling, but our hunch is that some renovations will add value to an end buyer but not to an appraiser.

Cost segregation can dramatically accelerate depreciation and tax benefits, but I've seen investors waste money on studies that delivered minimal value.

Cost segregation can dramatically accelerate depreciation and tax benefits, but I've seen investors waste money on studies that delivered minimal value.

This can be very expensive and is usually the worst choice because you can't justify the cost.2.

Has anyone joined or spoken to Carson and Jackson Weiner about their mentor program to buy/sell land?

And are the DIY folks including the costs of their labor or are they only counting cost of materials?