That really speeds up your learning curve And think of it as a preflight checklist or preinvesting checklist.Read as many articles as you can on BP and post any questions that you may have, people are pretty generous with advice on here.

Possible, but very hard to do with speed and volume. 

I'm under LOI to acquire my first LIHTC property (107 units in semi-rural south Chicago suburb) and am moving fast and furious to get up to speed on all things LIHTC.  

I am new co-hosting and considering any programs or training to help speed things up and provide any key resources.

Not only that he gets stepped up basis and sell with no tax  double check that with accountant but I think that is correct.. then take the cash put it in 5% gov bonds for now then get up to speed and see what you really want to do. 

However, it's important to have your plans ready upfront so that you can execute it full speed when the time comes.

It's similar to the whole "Short Term Rental" structure in that not only do we have to acquire the property but then we have to spend extra money to get it up to speed.  

The checks go to the owners directly, and he has a maintenance person and attorney on speed dial.

I financed this deal through a private lender, which provided the flexibility and speed needed to close quickly.

Quality over speed saves time and money in the long run.