When the IRS reviews a cost segregation study the first thing they look at is the qualifications of the individual who did the study.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

Current qualifications are credit score about 680 for mortgaged properties 1-4, 720 for 5-10 (if you can find someone to do it.)

These qualifications need to be acceptable by fair housing laws.

Maybe it should be more about a persons qualifications for the job than about the person themselves.

So, I suppose it'd be possible to have a small boom, then a big boom later.Anyways, to kind of try to veer back onto OP's question (although I know this is an old topic) I think the qualifications of the installer are what are controllable to focus on. 

Also, for mortgage qualification purposes, most of the lenders we deal with want to see at least 1-year leases on new properties that don't have a Schedule E yet in order to count the income.  

Qualifications for Hard Money Lenders:1.

How do you submit qualification application? 

There really aren't tax benefits specifically be forming an LLC I agree.But as long as you're a general (not limited) partner in the LLC, hold 10% interest in the activity and actively participate you can absolutely take the $25,000 loss if you meet the other qualifications.