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I've been looking at multifamily buildings in the county I grew up in here in Central Florida.

Many cost seg firms use a statistical sampling or computer generated modeling approach which is a bit cheaper since it's less work, but it's inherently inaccurate so it generally leaves money on the table or worse overstates qualifying assets.

Paula Pant also has a good perspective on the topic and touches on it occasionally in her podcast, Afford Anything.

If the rate of return is lower than 10%, the amount of money that remains in my pocket per year will be in the range of several hundred thousand yen to around one million yen, which is not that large amount of money.On the other hand, if the yield is as high as 20% or 30%, it's highly likely that the property has inherent risks in property management as described below.

I understand it can be very difficult to get a mortgage for that low, i was wondering if anyone in here can help me out!

I won't bore you with the details of the restoration business, but I just wanted to jump in here and tell you that Xactimate is probably not what you're looking for.I do flips and rentals on the side, and I'm looking for a simple software to track those too.

I am trying to continue acquiring properties using this method and also learning about other methods as well, but I wanted to come in here to seek some advice from professionals that I'm willing to learn from as I am barely starting my real estate journey.

There's nothing inherently "good" about being in debt if you are interested in cash flow.

Your expertise and ideas could make a world of difference in helping me achieve my financial goals despite the obstacles I'm facing.Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!