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It's not special, just requires scale for it to make sense. E.g. Cost segregation studies and UPREIT transactions are cheaper on a neighborhood level. And you n
by CGMthrowaway 11mo ago
It's not special, just requires scale for it to make sense. E.g. Cost segregation studies and UPREIT transactions are cheaper on a neighborhood level. And you need enough passive income to absorb the depreciation losses
- pempem 11mo ago^ This And the scale applies at every single step of the process. A citizen homebuyer is playing a oneshot game. There are few discounts to be had and every single fee is its own battle. A corporation/PE is playing a multi-shot game. There are bulk discounts, relationships, and scale that is applied to everything from title insurance and inspections to cost segregations to filing all of the paperwork.
- georgefrowny 11mo ago> There are few discounts to be had and every single fee is its own battle. Also if you take a 10% gamble on a strategy to save 50k and it backfires and lands you with a 500k legal bill, that's just the cost of business to a big (or even not that big) company, but it'd be absolutely ruinous to private individuals.