If she actually does pay every month, maybe it will gain you an extra few hundred a year....?

She then stated that she tried them, but it’s the actual toilet that is causing issues as the flush handle does not pop back up suggesting something in the back part of the toilet needs to be replaced eventually and that overall the toilet is old and needs replacing, which eventually yes it will.

They are requiring taxes be paid on the appraisal value of ~200k, not the NET (~200k-100k loan = ~100k NET ie what was actually distrubuted because I have to pay the loan still).

As far as networking goes, I'm actually attending an event in Tampa this week for new multi-family investors.

The actual mechanics of retroactively calculating cost segregation and then applying it to your 2024 taxes are complicated.

Although you can't actually get into the property yet, you should know exactly what you will be doing when you can.

A reasonable amount of homework (stuff to watch/listen to, informational forms and worksheets to fill out... basically forces you to really THINK about what it is you want to achieve so it can all be mapped out and make sense as an actual plan). 

You might even find that at some point you should actual sell that property and/or adjust your portfolio for your retirement.Hope that helps. 

I'm actually surprised it hasn't affected tourism more yet but that's probably because it's cheap and so it attracts price conscious tourists, especially in a period of high inflation.

Generally, the rate might be higher on DSCR Multifamily but counteracted with a superior 30-year fixed rate (fully amortizing or even IO for 10 years) which can actually have a bigger effect on monthly payment and takes away any balloon or floating rate risk.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-dscr-loans