Ultimately I don't think there is a way...most small rentals operate in a manner where they pass through to your personal return.

I still have them complete my full application separately, and for those who do the showing and like it after passing my initial screening, then I run a background/credit check of my own.

At the end of the 1031, the LLC is dissolved and the properties (or cash) go to each of the former members.This is not used often anymore for some obvious issues - First, finding properties to match the valuation of the members interests is very difficult.  2nd, in a partial exchange there will be a tax event to the LLC that needs to be passed along to the former member that does not want to do a 1031 exchange and gets cash instead. 

Things like accessibility, entertainment, lifestyle, surrounding road/property conditions make the southern part of the island low on my list.

For example, I have a client who lives in Franklin, TN and purchased a second home downtown Nashville, TN with the intention of using it when conducting business downtown, entertaining clients, etc...  

Get the offer accepted (seller needs to sign on the line which is dotted) and it will be a LOT easier to get lenders to entertain it. 

This has the potential to be passed later this year.For additional questions, checkout this article on Cost Segregation FAQs.Have you had a cost segregation study performed on your multifamily property?

(see photos)would this be worth buying or would you pass?

My grandmother passed years ago.

We've already collected around 20,000 pre-reservations, equating to approximately $30 to $40 million, and have received hundreds of requests to build individual units.We’ve completed the first unit, which has passed the final county inspection under a residential permit, and are actively working on the second phase.