For illustration, let’s assume my series LLC’s legal name is MY CRE HOLDINGS CO., LLC, and let’s assume my first series is 123 MAIN ST., LLC, an individual series of MY CRE HOLDINGS CO., LLC, a Texas series LLC.

That was just to illustrate the math conceptually. 

Sorry if that isn't making sense--the point of the post is to illustrate that higher appreciation markets are not better.

Do you provide estimate illustrate tax benefit report with cost segregation, bonus depreciation and cost of the study? 

You can try a software from a company called rentcast in USA to search for the residential properties that could fully align with your requirements to invest. if you subscribe for  pro plan which costs you only $12 per month and i illustrated the full details of the subscription plan by the image below.

My name is Tom Trotter, I started out as an investor and fairly recently became a licensed agent with Illustrated Properties.

Most traditional banks won’t move quickly or at all unless you're already an established, well-capitalized borrower with strong financials.We just received a term sheet from a small commercial lender, and here are a few key terms that illustrate what it takes to secure this type of facility:Minimum Tangible Net Worth: $2 millionRequired Liquidity: $400,000DSCR Covenant: 1.75x maintained at all timesInterest Rate: 1-month SOFR + 3.75%, with a floor of 7.5%Origination Fee: 1% of the line amount (in this case $200,000 on $20MM)Unused Line Fee: 1% annuallyExpense Deposit: $50,000 upfront, just to start diligenceAdvance Rates: Only up to 75% on performing notes with strict LTV guidelines (max 50% loan-to-value from the bank’s perspective)Banks want full transparency on the collateral, borrower, and servicing structure.

It does illustrate how complicated our government is.   

There are tons of horror stories, forums, testimonies and every other form of information illustrating what you have here.

To illustrate the severity, let's consider a case study.