Study HOA documentation prior to purchase as rental restrictions can limit the usage as an income property, especially when HOA is non-cooperative.

I think Navajo White and white goes well with renters tan carpet in some bedrooms in some rentals.I did A study mockup of  @Johann Jells beautiful bay window room in close to those colors.Windows like that to me seem very calming and serene, especially upstairs I like them (which was my motivation to re color the pic a little.And if you want you can picture me sitting in one of those chairs with a cup of coffee and a good book--because that is where I'd probably be.Good Luck!

These are things you can see on the front end before you even see the property in person.Red flags that you could discover later once involved in a transaction include difficult tenants and major issues with the property.I wish I had known to start sooner!

By doing so, this unlocks the door for having a cost segregation study performed on your property.

I have studied long term multifamily the most, so I try to stick with that.

My name is Cam, and I discovered BiggerPockets on Spotify.I bought my first multi-family property about a year ago.

I have done quite a bit of studying and research over the past year and a half, and I've recently started reaching out to potential cash buyers in the area.

Yes, you need to do a cost segregation study

Beyond BP, there is a lot of confusion in the accounting community as well but the same rules have been in existence for quite a while and often were not studied since STRs have never been so popular. 

I've been studying real estate investing the last few years and am considering jumping in.