If you have the cost segregation done by a reputable company then even if you get audited, you'll have proper support to back up your deductions.Now whether it's worth it - A cost segregation study can be extremely beneficial but its a case by case basis that depends on a multitude of factors.

Don’t overlook East Tampa and Clair-Mel either; they offer more affordable entry points with significant room for growth as they develop.

Yes I would open it up for shorter stays to fill in the gaps between MTR, but not offer shorter stays so far in advance that it blocks your calendar. 

Galv will leak & water pressure will be the biggest gain.Often when we look at a property & see galv we drop the offer at least $5k. 

Most sales agents won't touch rentals with a 40-foot pole, so explain why you are their go-to choice for management, offer them a referral fee, and then stay in touch with them so you are always top-of-mind.

We’ve been visiting Maui since 2001 and although we’ve made several offers over the past years (mostly in Kihei), we don’t currently own in Maui.

Can I ask the current owner all the information above before putting an offer?

Sounds extreme, sure, but everything else we tried before it didn't work and you can't give anyone a free pass to steal. 

Once they've proven themselves, consider gradually increasing hours, offering incentives (i.e. bonuses) then lastly, increasing the hourly rate.** These are all rough #'s.

Purchase: He says banks don't offer 30 year loans for CRE.