My company always have to clean up the messes the prior person who just enter things without allocating them correctly especially during acquisition and dispositioning, but also loan payables as well.

If you're going to go the partner route, be sure to keep a controlling interest - either 50.1% or have some foolproof partners (i.e. your mother, for example) to give you enough control over disposition of the asset. 

During the disposition phase, sponsors prepare the asset for sale.

The original play was to BRRRR the property, but due to some delays with the city that pushed holding costs a bit and with the heat of the market the better play quickly became a disposition and reinvestment of capital into marketing for the next opportunity.

The original play was to BRRRR the property, but due to some delays with the city that pushed holding costs a bit and with the heat of the market the better play quickly became a disposition and reinvestment of capital into marketing for the next opportunity.

The fractional ownerships I have seen to date appear to have very high fees (acquisition, disposition and management) which you can get away with on a larger MF syndication but on a $250k rental… Just my 2 cents.

The most common fees are:~ acquisitions fee (paid to syndicators once the deal closes)~ asset management fee (paid yearly/quarterly from property’s net income)~ disposition fee (paid once the property is sold)This fee structure can bring a conflict of interest between the syndicator and you, the passive investor.

When hearing is set you will be able to say your thoughts, but the court will make the decision about disposition of the assets and the Executor has to do what the court says. 

The qualifying taxpayer may still elect to treat all interests in rental real estate, including the interest held in the partnership or S corporation, as a single activity [Reg. 1.469-9(h)(2)].Drawback: The biggest potential negative associated with making the election to aggregate rental real estate activities is the effect on the complete disposition rule under IRC Sec. 469(g).

My time is money so the more I can focus on disposition the more leads I can close.