@Josh McCallen  Having pref is pretty common in syndications, the rest is based on what is best suitable for a particular strategy.

The more lower the fee with volume typically the less they will be focused on your transaction and when you can have depreciation recapture, capital gains taxes, and possibly state income tax from a failed exchange you could lose a lot.I don't like stepping over dollars to save pennies.With 1031 exchanges with my client commercial buyers we ask if the seller is making finding a suitable replacement 1031 property part of the sale?

I also believe military members should be able to find a suitable place to live and maybe this rule helps them, but for example, I'm going to a career course in Columbia South Carolina in a year or so for a 6 month PCS move school.

That's more suitable for foreign investors and many are doing it.

If the other tenant(s) have PM issues, let them make the call and have it handled thru channels.Naturally, the property would be held in a suitable entity structure to make sure my privacy and assets are protected.Again, of course, such an arrangement would not be my first choice, and not for any significant length of time.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

A bridge cash-out refinance can be a suitable choice here.

@James DeeWhile banks, agencies, HUD, and conduit lenders aren’t the only types of apartment lenders out there, they’re generally the only types of lenders suitable for a first time apartment buyer.

If you are building for resale value, then you will want to find locations that are suitable to your target buyers.

Or move to a place where it is suitable for your child since health is a concern.

I prefer free and competitive markets wherever possible and it is a stretch to suggest that savings and investments are not suitable for the private sector.