Many cost seg firms use a statistical sampling or computer generated modeling approach which is a bit cheaper since it's less work, but it's inherently inaccurate so it generally leaves money on the table or worse overstates qualifying assets.

.: The first "strategy" I would teach you is how to leverage our money to increase your returns.

The time I release money its stop earning interest from the previous source until the first distribution of course.  

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Here's some advice and insights on utilizing private money and home flipping to get started:Private Money: Lenders of funds to real estate investors that provide better returns on investment than standard financing choices are known as private money lenders.

I'm in need of an insurance policy while holding the property- my team is using hard money.

Last year I spent more money on spilt liquor in bars from one side of this world to the other than Mike made.

I personally challenge owners to look at what the Holiday Inn in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are charging and they might see how much money they are leaving on the table.   

I do have an agent, GC and will ve using hard money lending.

I was trying to be nice and just explain that you can't actually manage real estate if you have no money and no experience.