Let's connect and share our knowledge to build meaningful and beneficial connections.Looking forward to your responses!

What makes this work most efficiently is if the two parties mutually respect each other and are on the same page.

Many investors think that if they don’t qualify for REPS status, they won’t be able to benefit from a cost segregation study. However, there are multiple ways that you can still benefit!
A cost segregation study is a...

.- Revitalization: The area is seeing revitalization efforts which can be beneficial for investors looking to capitalize on emerging markets.Data Reference:San Antonio Business Journal: Reports on Alamo Ranch’s growthZillow: Provides home value trends and market insightsUltimately, “if the numbers work” is key, but these areas show strong growth potential and demand.

I think finding like-minded investors that have nothing to sell will be more beneficial in long run. 

Our units had both been rehabbed in the previous 3 years and therefore the rebuild was not otherwise beneficial to us  I am sorry this happened to you.   

Though self-direct rules allow a broad range of investments, these companies restrict you to their stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.

I hope many others see this and understand why I post 100 X a week, never do business without a team in place that has a long-term mutual benefit. where in oh 

I don't mean to be a negative Nancy here, but I think you just have to ask yourself, what is going to make it beneficial for both me and the seller.

Hey Joey,Cost Segregation and REPS: Yes, you can perform a cost segregation study once your wife qualifies for Real Estate Professional Status (REPS) and use accelerated depreciation to offset your W2 income in subsequent years of renting the property.Purchasing Another Property: It can be beneficial to purchase another rental property within the first 5 years to continue maximizing depreciation deductions.