If I acquire a rental property (turnkey or buying off of MLS and have PM manage it), its hard to justify it as something that I am "actively" involved in.

Here are my thoughts:Small banks/credit unions - A lot of upfront work to build the relationship and I may not have enough volume to justify the effort.Small hedge funds - My gut feeling is that by the time that tape gets to the individual investor, most of the “cream” has been skimmed off.

Not enough meat on bone to justify price of cost segregation until you get to about 500k properties.2.

Fees should be clearly stated, easy to understand, and justifiable.

It simply can not be justified as a feasible way to make serious money passively.Now as an other example.

But again, you need to have enough assets to justify the expense. 

@Jay Gordet if you have better/more recent comps to justify the purchase price, you could try contesting the appraisal.

If you try to help him with this type of data & pics, it makes his job alot easier to justify his value in his report.We flipped 14 houses so far and only once, did we have a slight value problem.

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

Current rents don’t justify money there—good for flippers still though.