Your only issue is that STR management is costly in Austin, up to 25 percent.

At this price point, would a cost segregation study even make sense to do on a condo so that I could take advantage of accelerated depreciation? 

My question is whether this will this cause issues with setting up the purchase price as the cost basis and depreciating the property accordingly?

We had to put temporary line, it costed $600, and I don't know how much it will cost when we do permanent repair.

Also any cost that I may need to consider to pay upfront other than the land it self (i.e. survey, permits, etc)? 

They can guide you through the process, help you avoid costly mistakes, and introduce you to the right networks.If you're serious about making the leap, I'd love to chat and see how I can help connect you with the resources and mentorship you need.

For me they used to cost about $100-150K. and for GA, it used to costs like $180-$250K..but I don't believe you can still buy these cheap houses in ATL area anymore, there might still be cheap houses to purchase in NEO (again, they don't appreciate that much at all).

RE is nothing but getting out a spreadsheet and putting in all of your costs and all of your income.

I don't see how you are anticipating less than $15k closing costs on a sale this size?

My realtor recommended I get a home warranty to protect against issues that could cost me $1000s of dollars.