It is a large property management company, I will follow up for bank statements.

If you were in my shoes, which of the following options would you choose and why? 

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.- Insurance deductible following a claim ($1,000).I believe the property won’t begin to depreciate until it’s in service, which seems to align with how TurboTax is set up.

Learning to actually make and follow along with a monthly budget was one of the best things I did after getting married.

Follow your guts and trust yourself

@Andrew ThomasDm me, i can get you a game plan to follow.

While it has it's rough parts, I've been following the market there the past (2) years and if you're a contrarian, like myself, I believe there's room for upside.

Operating Cash Waterfall looks as follows:1) Dad gets 10% pref on his unreturned capital ($4m * 10%) = $400k2) Dad / You / Sis split the next profits 20 / 40 / 40 - $80k / $160k / $160kCash Waterfall on a capital event (cash out refi or sale) as follows - lets say it sells for $5m in a few years1) First dad is paid back on his unreturned capital + any unpaid preferred returns - $4m2) Then balance is split Dad / You / Sis   20/40/40 - $200k / $400k / $400kYou could do management fees for additional involvement, fees upon a sale, etc - can go wild. 

Would love to connect and follow you on your journey.