Especially, spend the time to watch their comprehensive Youtube library that contains hours of educative materials.

like propstream because of use but you be better off using library resources with insurance classification to pull mhps.

While I think it does have “legs” and sustainability, I don’t think it will become the way the vast majority of people choose to live.Sometimes, we see a trend that appears to be the new thing, but once economic conditions change the trend reverses.

Cost segregation IS a time-intensive application of highly-detailed and specialized knowledge of building construction in addition to a full and vast understanding of the Internal Revenue Code.

And for San Jose, median home price of $1.5m+, yeah, not viable at all for the vast majority.

Kelli, for that big picture, you might check the classic of landlording lit, a blog post I made on some great starter books (should be free at library) then to fine tune, maybe look at this site under searches like applications, screening, leases......anyone taking the plunge has my vote!

We were particularly attracted to Equity's learning library, but they would not permit checkbook control - unacceptable for the range of activities we engage in.

How vastly different are the prices if water/electric are "on the street" versus not?

I suspect the vast majority are on the west coast and neighboring states.

Most markets I'm in, have vastly diminished buyer pools.