The state of NY will recognize EACH LLC as just that singular LLCs.

Their singular goal is to get rid of the property for as much money as possible, to minimize their losses.

Sabrina -The answers you are seeking are neither simple nor singular.

If not well versed in the business, my suggestion would be to seek experts for help or to purchase a "note" singular as opposed to "notes" plural for starters.

Cleveland and Columbus both have great cash flow, though it may be lower in Columbus now than it was a few years ago.Consider the following two hypothetical but realistic deals:Columbus SFH, $250k, $2,200 in rental incomeCleveland SFH, $250k, $2,600 in rental incomeWhen evaluating a deal for cash flow people many people would lean towards the Cleveland house, but I think that would be a mistake, as Columbus has a much higher likelihood of rental and property appreciation, for a variety of reasons.Sure, cash flow is important, but singularly focusing on cash flow is a mistake.

Personally, I need to see both cash flow and appreciation in the deals I invest in, I don't want to take negative cashflow just for appreciation, that'll cap the number of properties I can singularly own.

Remember, buying something because it is cheap is a singularly bad reason to buy. 

But, how does my singular property of buy and hold help me compete against another investor maybe using another strategy or using the same strategy. why is buy and hold good?

Syndications are a platform for raising money and aren’t singular to multifamily apartments.

From there we go into a cycle of equity accrue, plan a future liquidation of properties, tapping such gains, 1031 profits (if no Biden) into a singular Class B/A commercial residential complex, say around 200 units.