What's up, everybody? Welcome back to this week's segment of the no limit minute. I wanted

to just take today to dive a little bit deeper, peel back the layers of what a cost segregation

study actually is. Now, for those of you out there that know what this is already, you're

probably just wanting to bypass this episode. You may not have even started listening

this episode in the first place. But there are going to be some nuances that you may not

know about cost segregation. I really just wanted to peel back the layers, make sure we're

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