I really need extra funds for another primary in the new year, so I am hoping that my CPA may just not be as educated on this topic, although it is worth noting the firm I use does focus on real estate investors so I was a bit surprised when he said a cost seg was not worth it.Hi Michael, There are too many variables to just flat out say a cost segregation study is not worth it.

I'm targeting Western Sunbelt states.If you are a syndicator, or solo-owner, or JV owner, would you be interested in the following deal to keep your vacancy rate near zero:If you've baked into your proforma 5-7% vacancies, and you own or control, say a 100 unit complex. 

I am also mostly looking for longer range growth of money - say a 15 year plus time line.Looking forward to any thoughts,Thanks, Dan

And for those who say a deal won't pencil out at 25yr am, then don't do it, it's that simple, not find other way's to over-leverage. 

I would add that set a informal meeting or not even.... let’s say a quick 20 minute Starbucks chat and just hit her with your concerns and give it to her straight and look her in the eyes very focused on her eye and head movement and what she responds with.

A few things here:When you say a business loan do you mean: 1) a business line of credit 2) a DSCR loan that closes in an LLC 3) a full non-recourse loan with your business as the guarantor?

Could you say a little more about what issues people run into if they're known as the landlord?

Trust me when I say a pricing tool like pricelabs and a management software like Smartbnb are game changers if you want to grow.

They are way less passive than say a rental property.

I'd like to say a big fat "You're welcome" to the BP community for introducing one of the finest gentleman the real estate investment world has seen 🙏👍Here a you go mate - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/114811-pleasu...And yes, 38,000+ thousand posts later I can say "it's working" haha