The IRS has so many guidelines that unless you keep up with them on a regular basis it is very difficult. 

All the trade websites say that in the end they're only a tiny percentage more expensive than regular concrete block because the labor costs go way down.    

Consistently, everything is "ON SALE" and while anyone and everyone with any common sense knows the "regular" price is just marked up to, mark down on a sale, it's still like moths to a flame. 

While I use Tschetter Sulzer as my attorney for Landlord Tenant issues, I don't think they regularly practice in the area of Real Estate Agent representation.

If you get and use a big loss in year 1 of a syndication (the tax benefit), it is reducing your taxable basis in the deal.  

Not enough margin, not their criteria or no bandwith: the deal goes to their VIP list, mastermind students, and regular clients.4.

It is higher than regular market rent and I am searching for more relocation specialists or companies that I can post more properties.

Where do I deduct that $60k from my taxable income?

It reminds me regularly to classify my drives as personal or business.

1) The regulation 1.263(a)-(f) reads that you're able to utilize it for amounts paid during the taxable year.