One notable exception is that nonpassive losses can offset anything, which explains our current obsession with STRs.Specifically to your questions.1 - No, cannot apply PAL against dividends/interest but probably can apply PAL against your K1 income (as long as it distributes ordinary business income and not interest/dividends)2 - STRs do not unlock prior year PAL, and neither does Real Estate Professional status, by the way.

@Ryan ClearyIf you’re seriously considering getting leads from an outside source like Zillow, I’ll give you the same advice I share with my flipper clients:A great strategy for any flipper, investor, or even realtor is to develop their own off-market seller marketing techniques.

@David Jenkins I learned from the Lance Edwards Big Money in Small Apartments Bootcamp and applied his marketing strategy and analysis technique to mid-size and large apartment buildings with good results.

But, once I was able to eliminate the non sense and the outdated, and work my way thru the pointless, I was left with excellent strategies and techniques most investors don’t know about and even less utilize.

There has been no distributions for 2 yrs.

Because they have to make their distributions, they have to do the tax documents (k-1) and other costs for the cap table etc.

But we know that 99% + of people paying for mentorships are no longer even trying to employ those strategies or techniques within - 12 months.  

The argument against this though, is that the audit technique guides suggest that the 1245 asset components have to be 'personal property', aka movable assets.

These syndication educators teach you underwriting, give you lists of brokers, recommend you increase your social media visibility and are provided techniques and tools to raise capital.

The pref equity would pay out a 7% (annualized) quarterly distribution and a 7% back end return when the pref equity capital is returned.