It also depends on market conditions and availability of cash in the market, both of which will create more or less "meat" so to speak in the deal.

It is simply about creating value for folks you work with.

Mid-quarter convention: This applies if more than 40% of the basis is placed in service in the last quarter, limiting first-year depreciation.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Simply document everything you do and create your own Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

I'm spit balling a little, but you have a create a deal to get the outsized returns that STRs offered a few years ago.

Start by creating a buybox with specific criteria for the types of properties you want to invest in.

@Brad Herb - one thing to watch when investing in a syndication with an SDIRA is the highly trumpeted ROI in early years via a cost segregation study and the accelerated depreciation it creates...which you'll not be able to take advantage of via a SDIRA.

Now this creates a ton of work of course with pre sales and managing your buyers expectations.

It is a letter created when a property goes under contract for sale.

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