This psychological principle supports the idea that focusing on one lead generation strategy can lead to more consistent and reliable results over time​ (GTMnow)​.In conclusion, while market saturation and external factors do play a role in the effectiveness of a lead generation strategy, the evidence shows that consistency and focus on one method can lead to significant success.

That was my conclusion from reading the previous two posts you referred to, unless I'm way off base here.

I am getting an ever stronger sense that you chose the conclusion Eric, and are just pressing that assumed conclusion regardless of facts presented that prove different. 

I have been provided many numbers in the past on more than one occasion and always came to the same conclusion.

Unless you are an attorney practicing real estate in the state of the subject property, the chances of reaching a wrong conclusion are too great and the consequences too costly.  

But that conclusion is more about what is convenient for the CPA rather than the client they are serving...Unless the losses can be tracked without filing the state return and then captured as suspended losses when there is passive income from the syndication (this is what the OP’s CPA is proposing to do) - how is this possible? 

@Steve CookAside from the issue of disclosure which should always be made it seems like you are jumping to conclusions without answering the underlying issue of whether you got a fair price on the repair work.

And form your own conclusion if it's worth it to you.

Conclusions are opinion, legal information is a fact.  

A few years back, I was asked by Airbnb to take part in a worldwide hosting study and, as a result, they shared the conclusions with me.