Bulk salt, oils, vinegars and tons more.TP, paper towels, small soaps and shampoos, coffee pods, tea, creamers, Splenda and sugar packets, disposable cups, inexpensive food containers to take food home, Ziplocs, aluminum foil, parchment paper, plastic wrap....on and on.I believe is providing a lot of stuff like that for guests.

@Jack B.Tax planning for an orderly disposal can be fun and highly recommend you work with your team on this.  

They are Kodak asking how do we get these cameras out of everyones hands and force them to use our disposables.

The Central Valley is more of a rest stop area between Socal and Norcal, and it often gets dismissed.However, there are so many people with an abundance of wealth and disposable income that live in the Central Valley!

I dispose of time and am fairly passionate to diligently carry out a real estate project for the next year.

Passive losses are typically carried forward to future years and used to offset future passive income or gains from the same activity or a similar one.However, there is an exception under the tax law for "passive activity loss limitations" when an investment is disposed of in a complete disposition.

I know a retail syndicator who takes a percentage of the property (15% about) on every deal as their interest/payment up front, they then buy an additional 10% with their own money so they have 25% skin in the game of the properties, They take no fees, no acquisition/disposal/asset management, no cash split, no preferred distributions etc, but their property management company does manage the property for the 10 years of the loan, for about 3% fee which is less than the big CBRE/JLL etcs charge i think, usually 5-6%.

Since you are discussing syndication, it is likely a passive investment to you.Whether the loss is ordinary or capital will depend on the type of investment and the positions taken by the partnership and will be displayed on the K-1.There are further things to consider such as whether the K-1 is fully disposed of or not.

We have a line of credit that funds the rehab costs.  1, Form an LLC if you have not already. 2,Track all of your expenses accurately.  3,Talk to a CPA about what you need to track and how (Ex:  new appliances for a home are taxed differently than flooring or paint, insurance, Mileage, disposables, tools, etc.) 

From purchase to management and disposal.