Not ideal, but I imagine this situation must drive you bonkers.

Ideally, if you *have* basis in your S-Corporation, you can dissolve it in the same year you distribute, thus you’ll have a cap loss to help alleviate the cap gain.Gain likely won’t be mainly ordinary if the bulk of depreciation is on the 27.5 year or 39 year lives.

This property is ideally located in northeast Colorado Springs with easy access to military bases, shopping, dining and entertainment.

@Rodney MillerIf you can choose the investment that will most likely provide the best returns for your retirement account and avoid UDFI tax, that would be ideal.

From what I understand, the process appears to be relatively synonymous, but dealing with foreign payments and foreign entities is unchartered territory for me, and I want to make sure I deal with closing and managing this property in the right way.

In the Reno, NV market there are still up and coming areas that are near the high rent areas which are ideal places to invest, does SLC still have those neighborhoods. 

We live in San Jose and would like to ideally start our first project that is closer to us.

Ideally, my property generates around $500 per month cash flow after accounting for rent, insurance, tax, interest, PM fees.I’ve recently realized that repairs costs have notably affected my profits.

I'd ideally like something that'd be an interest-only construction-to-perm type of loan for a small multifamily like mine, with the cap-rate helping reach the proper ARV %'s that most lenders need.

Ideally, you need to work with a resourceful investor-focused real estate agent who can bring you opportunities or source your deals off-market (aka below market value).