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?

Can you send a link to the post?

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

Just factor it into your numbers from the beginning as closing costs coupled with the potential refinance in six months.

ADUs in my market cost a lot more to add hands off than the value added.  

Thank you cinder block walls : )So my question is, how do I know if the insurance company is essentially screwing me on the repair costs?

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

Eventually, it will turn and work out "in the end" but the opportunity cost to waiting is too high to warrant keeping it if you don't love the property.I'm not sure how helpful that is; I am bullish on the area and own 1 property in Temple.

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