Had not done a cost segregation study when I purchased these two homes, but understand you can calculate a value  to write off so you are not depreciating two roofs...using salvage value or producer price index.

Tenant PotentialRental Market: Study local rent prices to understand what you can charge.

I'm sure this is a typical case study for a total beginner, I don't really know what I'm doing. 

As a listing agent, I explain to seller that an inspection can be more protection for them, anyway, because 1) buyer waives right to repair anything discovered in the inspection if not negotiated during inspection period, so fewer surprises at final Walk Through, and 2) buyer less likely to succeed in blaming seller later for something even their own professional didn’t find (unless seller was really hiding it).

Taking 'effective' action is what you need to do next, find out what your goal really is and work backwards in discovering what you need to do to achieve it.

Does anyone have experience with cost segregation studies for foreign STRs?

Am currently looking for a new preparer and am curious to discover the new cost associated with the preparation.

While my wife was studying to pass her RE exam I was studying and learning as well.

The teacher did try and have us study balancing a check book and calculate interest rates but the class was meant for kids who couldn't pass normal high school math.

Discovering you boast about purchasing homes under market value will deter homeowners from working with you. 3.