My research has revealed that it has a bad rep about being a Meth Center, and appeals to those likely into the same substance.  

Plus when I indicated that if they can't execute the deal, I'd have to remove my funds from their company as I can't keep my money tied up - the managing sales rep told me that it wouldn't matter to them since they have over a billion dollars in assets. 

That’s all dictated by the kind of person you are, and I don’t believe I am so I’m not worried.I just want to do this the right way so if you are an attorney or title rep in the area and are interested in being a part of my journey, please let me know.

That’s a big reason why wholesalers get a bad rep!

Longhorn Investments was able to fund our deal in 7 days, the draw schedule was painless and Shere Hansell, the Indianapolis rep went above and beyond, she went to our property to check up on issues and ensured continuity during the entire process.

If you are a REP and therefore interested in this subject, there is a high likelihood we will be doing a cost segregation but always reserve the rights as managers to make the call in the end in the best interests of all investors.Assuming an LP is not a "real estate professional" what is the advantage to the cost segregation to that investor?

Do not rely on the inspector to be accurate, fair and impartial!

@Josiah Patrick Zebarth I would highly recommend finding a B2B sales job with a company that has a proven path for sales reps to be successful.

I may reach out to my rep for clarification as well.

Do you or your spouse have Real Estate Professional (REPS) status or are you both W-2 earners?