I still have a w2 job and wanting to take advantage of maximum depreciation by doing a cost segregation study.  

Originally, I was hoping to have the property owner hold the property while I take the agricultural property through the feasibility study and rezoning to have paper lots approved by the city I choose to annex the property into.    

I actually advise on and develop reserve studies for a living.

I'd love to provide a feasibility study and quote.

I'm sensing sarcasm, so here is a study that supports my points, specific for the Tampa area.

I have been studying up on books, listening to the BP podcasts and working on building relationships and letting people know that I am into REI. 

You can also check out The Real Estate Guys and The Best Ever Real Estate Show for additional perspectives and insights.Regarding your university studies, a business or real estate minor could definitely help, but it’s not essential.

A recent study showed that 80 people are moving to this city every single week, which will continue to increase housing demand.

I am not sure if anyone ever cared to pull together the data but I am quite confident in saying a study that compared licensed to unlicensed contractors would tell the story of unlicensed contractors seeking greater deposits in relation to total project costs than those with all proper licenses.

I learned almost all of my techniques for DD studying those memos.