Where you can SAVE money - is by teaming up with one broker or lender and establish a mutually beneficial partnership of return business and maybe earn your self a return client discount.

If your income isn't in a certain range or if you're not a real estate professional (amongst other items) the cost segregation might not be beneficial.

., but I’m curious what your alls thoughts are on how beneficial a financial advisor could be.I’m not interested in having someone actively manage my investments as I’m comfortable with doing all of that.

I should also say that I am affiliated with BiggerPockets, but as an investor myself I only recommend things that I actual use and that I think you would find useful based on what you've said about yourself, as with any recommendations take them with a grain of salt and think about what is most beneficial to you in this moment where you're at1. 

I’m interested to hear how people value cash flow vs appreciation vs any other factors that they measure how beneficial their purchases have been.

Regarding tax basis, is it more beneficial to gain full ownership upon her death from being a joint owner, or gain it through inheritance if she was the sole owner on the deed? 

And, there are a lot of REIs in there like myself as well.I think it could be beneficial to your specific situation.Best of luck!

After contacting about 4 lenders, I am finally trying to choose between these two offers:Option #1: 200K at 10.5 % variable rate, 20-year draw periodOption#2: 138k at 7.6% variable rate, 10-year draw period.Which of these would be beneficial for a newbie investor like me.

Seller financing is beneficial for deferring taxes or steady income.

@Jaden Jung many newbies make the mistake (often financially fatal) that assuming investing in real estate is like investing in mutual funds.