Its easier to expand in markets you are already in, especially with STR's but you have the principles down and can apply those anywhere.

:) Do you know if the same program would apply for a build to rent multifamily project? 

I am self-filing my taxes through TurboTax (extension in Texas due to ice storm) yet I can't seem to locate where or how I would apply the cost segregation numbers to maximize the tax advantages.  

@Shannon CarterHe can set up a self-directed 401k, and they do not have to pay fees (except for the self-directed custodian fees).

All that to directly answer your question - there is no difference between the 6 unit and the 600 unit multifamily at the end of the day. 

This question, though seemingly straightforward, actually requires careful consideration: When a management company charges a 20% fee, what exactly does this percentage apply to?

This was an $80k property...I think she had to bring $700 to close.Not sure if Indiana has DPAP, and I am pretty sure it does not apply to multifamily properties, so you would have to live in the property for a year (plus then navigating the 10 year commitment on the DPAP) before renting...it would be tough to leverage 1k into an investment property

@Jackie Linne - SM LLCs will report directly on your personal return, some states have additional filings and fees you should look into.

I've recorded a few (in the Bosie, ID area) that I would like to reach out to via direct mail.

I take all the payments from tenants directly using Zelle or Venmo.