I have a small team working the area from kenosha to Miwuakee. 

I'm looking forward to networking and building an epic team. Working

I'm looking forward to networking and building an epic team. Working

Once you have identified a team that you know, or get to know - and trust - your involvement will truly be passive.Leverage a quality, and proven, teams’ experience.Let your co-owner partners run the business so that you can spend your time elsewhere, doing what you love whether that’s volunteering, making more money, traveling, having experiences, being with loved ones - you name it… all while your money multiplies and your team works for you.Now on to the Tax benefits:A great way to shelter income as an owner, partner, or limited partner of a cash flowing multifamily (apartment community syndication) asset is to utilize cost segregation in the 1st year of ownership. 

(This one I think is important as some people don't mind a "team" working for them, whereas other people really want the one-on-one relationship.)4) If they don't have a FAQ section on their website, ask them about their MO with maintenance, tenant rental criteria, etc.And make sure to properly review their termination clause in the PM agreement.

(This one I think is important as some people don't mind a "team" working for them, whereas other people really want the one-on-one relationship.)

As a handyman investor myself, I tend to take my own guys when I have a team working for me to the best sushi buffet in my immediate area, which is actually a lunchtime hot spot for a lot of local teams.

Great teamwork, looking forward to meeting the rest of the rehab team.

#teamwork 

I’m curious about how you found the money, opportunity, analyzed them, got the right team, worked with budget and turned it into profit that moved you into your next deal.....all the while taking advantage of tax benefits and minimizing taxes.