This is more or less like BRRR where I can refinance after renting them out for as much as the cost to build.

Is there a more accurate way of assessing this? 

I'm more focused on residential properties, however, I offer a bit of everything.

Hi Giovanni, let me know if you need help in the Atlanta, GA area.

I was thinking Form 8832 is the one, but I am confused when I get to question #3 since this entity is technically owned by more than one individual.

Huge hole leaking water into the roof, and more.

I won't be able to help out for that region, but that would help get a better answer from someone else.

If you really don't want the stock account any more and are willing to take the tax hit, why not just sell it and leave the cash in your account? 

I would think a lot more about the financial part of this.

To sell one of my investment properties, it is a single-family home that is valued at around $65k and no more than $70k, I have tenants who live in it for about three years and pay $950 a month in rent. the house is free and clear.