The time has come to stretch our horizons as we move to a different state to grow our portfolio (Chicago, IL to Grand Rapids, MI). 

Of course I know that there are things that are going to affect that price such as weight and how many stairs and general labor involved as well as how bulky the actual items are but in reality I want to do what I can to try and make my prices as consistent as possible.

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

At the same time, a potential $1M possible ARV down the road also sounds very appealing and I wouldn't be surprised if Denver continued to appreciate rapidly as it has in the last decade+.

I am an investor in the Des Moines and Cedar Rapids/Iowa city area.

@Ryan Boggs my view might be weighted towards one area (but I see it so often)...make sure you have a lender that can accommodate that REFINANCE step.  

This was an opportunity to do both and also crack the 1% rule in a rapidly rising market.

So we get to recognize those paper losses more quickly.Cost segregation is when we hire a 3rd party to come in and do an engineering study telling us how much we can depreciate at a more rapid rate than 27.5 years.

Now interest rates are increasing rapidly.

Anyone worth their weight in salt knows that Zillow comps are crap, and Redfin comps are same.