Actually, I did a cost segregation on a 106-unit property I own, and even though we could only claim 80% of the bonus depreciation last year, it was still a big win for us and our investors.

Pretty much everyone was pleasant and said no worries or asked if I knew someone who had a unit who did.Some time goes by, I end up renting to a single guy, and all is well in the world.

They paid last month rent.

I personally am impressed by both Jack and Seth and I know the methods they teach work because several members of my group have had success with raw land investing using these methods as well as methods from the other programs available.

Well, a foreclosure does not evict someone living there, you need to evict them.So in most cases you start the eviction.

@Jon Haney and if you have heating or propane oil delivery you can show charges for the fuel and the last fill.

This will allow you to shop for properties more easily, and will also make it easier to run different scenarios for different properties that you view.The best way to prepare is to have your income for the last two years and YTD available, know how much you have available to spend, and write down any questions you want to ask.  

Quote from @Jacob D Adamczak: @Anne Christensen I am not finding them to cash flow unless you are finding a really heavy value add where you can be all in for 65% of ARV. we did very well in the Park circle area building new homes..

I’m more than happy to tell you what my numbers would be for it as well. 

For example, your comments are received well.