My exit strategy is to refinance ASAP when all the work is done to a 30 year fixed as the property is off market.

A cost segregation study is a great way to reduce your taxes, but remember, not every cost segregation study is the same.When considering different cost segregation firms do your Circular 230 Due Diligence and ask:- Does the firm have engineering licenses with the State Authorities, proper licenses overall, and proper insurance?

That means a column on a spreadsheet for each property (tax number) and a comprehensive list of items on the row side of the spreadsheet.I want to look at what my exit strategy is for each building.I want to know why he is offering seller financing and of course if it's a fair price, has title reports and is done through escrow.I don't need a real estate agent, but I would have inspections done to look for something I night miss.I want to know if buying the lot and selling off a portion makes sense.

For me it wasn't the mortgage that was the problem, but the insurance. 

Some strategies to consider implementing;1) Buy B class properties and higher2) Don't be afraid of vacancy3) Know the laws like the back of your hand4) Hire good property management 5) Treat your tenants well

They'll want your last 2-3 months of bank statements, your IDs, and property information such as insurance.

I am in search of a closing attorney, closing agency, and inspectors in the RDU triangle area. To truly improve my comps & ARV so that my deal is precise with nothing be slightly off, any one of the three i listed...

Florida will continue to suffer from much lower affordability due to increased insurance costs and taxes. 

The first thing I ask them is:  "Did you by chance purchase the insurance when you booked"  This puts it back on them because they do in fact have that option.  

Plus, insurance premiums are expected to decrease, and there are cool opportunities in Tampa for ADUs and tiny homes.