It was just a way to earn a few extra bucks when the circumstances proved right.The same for subject to deals; loan subordination; purchasing of “discounted” notes, or hard money lending.  

It’s kind of a special circumstance if you have a moment, would love to jump on a call and just get your advice or an email and I could write you.

Motivation has nothing to do with circumstance.

Ok thank you I understand the distinction now.

I have written before about the pitfalls of cost segregation, for example here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/831924-beware... and here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1075919-five-...While cost segregation is an excellent and powerful strategy when used correctly and under the right circumstances, it is certainly not some master key that unlocks all doors all the time.

There are certain circumstances whereby you'd be allowed to sell within the period, (ie: Your company relocates you ).

Your feedback regarding your course experience is appreciated, and it’s important to ensure an accurate representation of our interactions.When you reached out to our team with your situation, we empathized deeply with your circumstances.

My goal is to generate a monthly net income of $5,000 to $6,000 from such investments, with the broader aim of retiring early.I would love to hear your thoughts on what you would do if you were in my circumstances. 

To clarify, the biggest distinction between a second home and a rental is the 10% down?

Hey everyone,
I'm facing a bit of a challenge and could really use some advice. I'm determined to increase my income so I can invest in multifamily real estate, but I'm hitting roadblocks due to various limitations.
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