I've never felt the need to study guru stuff, not passing judgment on the commercial side, but the CCIM would probably do it for anyone, get with someone who has taken it, I bet you could borrow materials.

Hi all - my name is Mac and I'm currently a junior at the University of Texas at Austin studying finance.

I suggest conducting a cost segregation study on both the acquisition and improvements. 

If their lease term expired, then they are automatically converted to a month-to-month lease and you can give them 30 days notice.I recommend you study the market to determine an accurate rent rate.

My biggest concern with cost seg studies that produce a large rebate is does that flag for audit.

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

You made an incorrect assumption that I was being lazy and not reading or studying how to prepare for this venture. 

Our firm is primarily made up of EA's (enrolled agents) who specialize exclusively in the study of tax law and representation (basically if you get audited they can defend you in tax court).

We've seen properties as low as $125k benefit from a study.

She’s never studied or educated herself in real estate and is hoping I can figure out the details as long as she can assist with funding.