And do not like pressure from LPs like me who simply pass if they don't. 

For context, he produces a lot of content about passive investing, and advises LPs on existing and future investments.

For such states, perhaps the LP could file non-resident state returns themselves if the CPA is pushing back saying no need to file state returns since there is no income but only loss.Also wonder if the GP can selectively file composite returns for some LPs who want it.

.  🧐🧐🧐 Well yeah but who doesn’t like stimulating even more discussion about Ohio!

And LPs should require them.   

Put effort into getting to know people beyond online forms – that's the key to successful investments is finding other LPs.

The tax benefits pass through to both LPs (passive investors) and GPs (syndicators).

😀Check into Left Field Investors.This is a great group of LPs who share their experiences with GPS across the country.

Adding a 500k house to the property would put it into the 2m price class (was my retirement plan) at that point I’d sell it with around a 1.5-1.8 gain on my actual cash invested and the only people who would be able to afford it would be the Wall Street bankers that wouldn’t put their kids in the school and wouldn’t stimulate the local economy.

The GP got screwed and were force to buy the LPs shares at X$/share.