I typically recommend 3 years to keep pricing more favorable but also not lock yourself in longer than necessary.

I'm looking for reliable and fair valued architects, engineers, contractors, etc. that can do good job, and in a timely manner.3.

They have contractors you can use, reliable attorneys, title companies, home inspectors, lenders.

It shows that part of the system is updated and likely to be reliable. - The Caution: Rusted cast-iron pipes outside are a potential headache.

I have been successful getting ROW and actual city streets abandoned and removed. what needs to happen is everyone who benefits from the ROW has to sign off if that cant happen then it wont be removed.. the property it serves you cant leave land locked either .. dont know your situation but its worth exploring. 

With an established presence in the Fairfield County market, and a reliable team of a proven general contractor, property manager, and leasing team, this property seamlessly integrated into RCA’s portfolio.

it just does not make sense for a beginning investor that doesn't have a lot of liquid assets to lock up some or all of their cash in a syndication. thoughts? 

Even though your handyman may seem reliable and hard-working now, the second that work is done incorrectly, all liability falls on you.

Moving the property to a corporation is horrible horrible advice.Not only does that potentially screw the step up in basis as there would only be step up in basis of corporate shares and not the property itself, but it also locks in real estate losses that can't be passed to the owners.You should consider firing the CPA for giving that advice.

The pass-through K1 losses that were previously locked due to the passive activity loss (PAL) rules do get unlocked in the year the syndication is dissolved, and there is a K1 marked "final."