The answer is clearly yes, not to be fair the 2010’s were probably a golden age for re investing, this is an especially tough period, so that gap feels huge, some of this is just a result of the pandemic and subsequent inflation, some of this is by design, the Fed wants to restrict investing and for you to put money into tresuries and cd’s not real estate & stocks.

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provide support for the property tax appeals process.

Or is it the ease of the claims process? 

Hi Kadia and Bigger Pockets' Friends, I'm currently in the same process as you and will put it under our LLC using our EIN number. 

you could do that but there are stiff fees for cash advances but I guess if you do that and your credit score doesn't take a huge hit then fine but not the way I would do it.

Thoroughly vett the applicant and make sure they are aware of the process.

But if it comes up I have the paperwork for that situation and they've accepted the process. 

It was a huge help financially as we split up-front costs and recurring monthly expenses.As far as research - check out Streeteasy.com and Zillow for active and SOLD properties.

Engaging in the process led me to investigate real estate investment and subsequently to BP.

The underwriting, paperwork, origination, funding, payoff, and all other processes remain unchanged.