Looking for advice - Does it make sense to do a cost segregation study on a property (and claim accelerated bonus depreciation) I bought this year considering the following? 

You’ll need an agent, preferably a broker, and it’s a bonus if they have in house title.

I’d recommend underwriting with traditonal rental rates and if you can get higher with STR’s then consider it a bonus

In fact, I've done quite a few syndication deals with 1031s as Tenants in Common (TICs).If they don't want to do a 1031, they can consider getting into a syndication deal with significant Bonus Depreciation.

I am researching about Wyoming LLC, owning my Texas LLC, which owns the properties   OR owning them in a personal name ...What should be the ideal structure and what can be the simple structure to get started.PS: My syndication investments are focused on cost aggregation and bonus depreciation

I understand that traditionally this can be a great tax strategy, by using bonus depreciation, and a cost segregation study.

An added bonus is that all four units are currently leased, generating a steady stream of income from day one.

As I’m sure many of you are aware of, bonus depreciation began its phase-out this year.

Ideally this person has experience working with out of state investors, and bonus if they can help manage small projects around the property.Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Offer incentives if they leave early (e.g. give them 60 days to move out but offer $200 bonus if out two weeks early, $400 if out a month early).If they fail to move out, have a good eviction attorney lined up to start the eviction on the very first day legally possibly.