Bring your appetite!

My accountant seems to be very knowledgeable & diligent, but it seems that the deeper we delve into the nuances & interpretation of the specifics of the tax code, the more unfortunately my tax liability increases.By the way, I should have mentioned in the details of my initial post that while we are 'buy & hold investors', in this specific case, the property was held for < 1 year - we sold into a market that had a voracious appetite.  

Just like anything else, diversify, have some STRs and some long term investments but that’s a personal choice that each individual investor must make for themselves as everyone’s risk appetite is different.

I'm a big fan of Dallas/Houston -- the strategy you pursue should be dependent on the property management resources you have in that market & your appetite for property maintenance (higher for STR's).

In MA, some of the local banks might be willing to work with you, but will they have the heft, experience and appetite to underwrite $90MM?

It saves me money once I've spoken with someone and they've shown no motivation to not mail them again.I of course take them off my list but after 180 days listsource will no longer suppress those names.

Which is why I wouldn't suppress.  

Thus when you make future purchases, you have the option to "suppress" against past purchases so you don't get the duplicates.

call around, I called a few before finding my alarm and sprinkler guy ;p if they know the specific township, it's better ;pI had a fire suppression system put into my restaurant.  

I made a file in Evernote and called every single one in my county, and asked about their appetite for lending and kept that in my note, to save me time when I do this again in the future.