If you are ever in need of consultation on your next investment opportunity, I would love to see how I can help you out. 

I may also consult with a local attorney. 

in the slightly less desirable area, 12-1500 sqft (goal $14-1700/mo)1BR below it with living and dining, porch, and great stained glass and architectural features, 1000 sqft (goal $11-1300/mo)This building also has one driveway space thinking $50/mo2 x 2BRs, smaller but in the more desirable location ~1000 sq ft (goal $14-1600/mo)1 BR small in the more desirable location ~ 800 sq ft (goal $9-1100/mo)TR: 6200-7300/moOrder of operations would be as follows: 1) Accounting and structuring - still a lot TBD but I am meeting with a CPA firm with a lot of real estate structuring and consulting experience, I expect they'll be pretty expensive but this doesn't seem like a good place to cheap out.

Personally, I'm looking into starting a "newbie" consulting business and this would be an opportunity to work on structuring that, while getting valuable feedback from someone like yourself!

I would also consult a CPA because there are going to be a lot of write offs with it not only being a primary residence, but also collecting rental income.

It never hurts to consult with a CPA and asset protection attorney.

Consult a Specialist: A structural engineer or a contractor experienced in fire restoration can assess the damage and the quality of the repairs.2.

Tim is a great resource and may be able to do some consulting to bring you up to speed, but you are still going to need a small army of vendors to get the task done.If you are set on self managing our company offers lease only services, at least that way you can get a fully screened tenant, with a lease template written by licensed attorney's and be in full compliance with renting. 

To get accurate and up-to-date advice tailored to your situation, it's highly recommended that you consult with a qualified tax professional who can review the specific details of your syndication investment, your financial situation, and the applicable tax rules to provide accurate guidance.

First, consult with a lawyer about your specific situation, and all parties involved.