Of course, you have to have the CPA to do that for you in the right situation, but that's really what's at play here.

So just some examples.

Like Lane mentioned earlier, a large commercial property, that was what people thought of needed to be the standard when you're doing a cost seg study, that it's only for large commercial properties or really large cost basis properties.

And in the past, that was true due to the pricing of a fully engineered detailed study with a site visit.

Those start at $5,000 or $6,000 and go up from there.

With the way that DIY Cost Seg is able to do things and we're able to gather that information directly from you, the client, instead of sending someone out to site, we've really broadened the spectrum of who can benefit from cost seg.

So an example on the smaller side, we've helped someone with a cost basis of $43,000.

For the guy doing the improvements, is it better to do the cost seg after all the improvements have been done or midway?