We were looking at doing a cost segregation on a 6-unit but I don’t think it’ll help much until we can actually realize the accelerated depreciation.

I would have to pay $3k for an appraisal.Then I realized a cashout refi might better.

It took me a few years to realize the value of tax knowledge, especially in real estate.

It took me a few years to realize the value of tax knowledge, especially in real estate.

You will need to be somewhat hands on if you want to be able to realize your gains in an area like South Shore, and you will definitely need to manage the manager.

To be honest I didn’t realize you could get a fixed 30yr commercial type loan.

I didn’t realize that it was being automatically disbursed to the city.

Sometimes it takes a while to fully realize the value that a good mortgage broker/lender provides.Good luck

I realize I could farm some of that out to a property manager, but I just want to be done with it.  

Some of the best I have read are:- The Hands Off Investor - Brian Burke- The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book - Fairless and Hicks(I realize that the above books are heavily weighted in syndication, but feel these contain valuable information that does apply to MFHs)So I ask the group, what books about multifamily investing have you read that have made a day to day impact on how you have acquired, financed and/or managed your multifamily properties?