@Bob Gruenig If the whole premise for LLC is to meet the minimum funding requirement as an LP, then 1) you don't need an attorney, 2) reach out to a sponsor of the syndication you're dealing with and ask if they will accept a lesser sum.

I just email that list and notify them they I'm unable to accept their application because they didn't meet one or more of the following qualifications.

Stop trying to talk yourself into accepting a tenant.... if you have to do that, its the wrong tenant. 

Some lenders might accept Airbnb/VRBO income reports or bank statements showing rental deposits, but this is less common.

No, so long as you don't accept partial rent, it's same process.

Therefore the property types that are the most favorable to generate bonus depreciation will be those with a high degree of what the tax code refers to as "land improvements". 

That is what I've been told is acceptable.

One change I made during the pandemic was all new tenants were month to month and people accepted it.

A CPA is a special designation that is difficult to obtain.You are not able to claim yourself to be a CPA unless you pass all the qualifications.A few amount of the qualifications include1) College degree with a certain amount of credits within accounting / Tax / Law / assurance2) Completing 4 exams in accounting / tax / law / assurance3) complete continuing education courses4) Work a certain amount of time under a CPAThe reason that the person you spoke with being unable to say he / she is a CPA is likely because he / she didn't pass the above qualificaitons.

@Matt Carroll do you happen to know if they accept XML feeds and as well do you have a direct contact number for them?