Maybe you did this because you wanted to be in the house long enough to get long-term capital gains treatment or something.

Funds have different tax treatment than syndicated projects do in many cases.  

This problem needed to be handled swiftly to prevent spreading to the other units.SHOP AROUND. 1st quote Orkin 2000 per unit for the first visit and for any visit after that ONLY 1000.I called a few other exterminators and found a local company that would do the whole complex for 600 dollars and any treatment after that for 300 dollars a treatment.

But not necessary to have this inspection with you're dealing with a condo as the AOAO is responsible for termite treatment.  

I also feel that an LLC may not be the ideal form of ownership if you wish to shelter your non-CA income from CA taxes unless you elect to have the tax treatment as a corporation and not as a partneship.

Any doctor who can legally prescribe treatment may do so.Usually, a doctor won't prescribe anything outside of their scope of treatment, but depression or anxiety are pretty common and even a family practitioner can go there! 

For taxes, the IRS treats them the same...same forms, same tax treatment.

You could 1031 Exchange into a property and hold it as rental, investment or business use property for a couple of years (ish) and then change you intent and move into it later, but if your original initial intent is/was to use it as your primary residence it would not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment.  

That is NOT the norm in the real estate business and these people that often break laws think they are entitled to special treatment!

Between monthly cash flow, depreciation, favorable tax treatment for resale & final profits, I need to take a more serious look.So right after I read your post, I went and bought 's book on investing in rental properties, and I'm tearing into it already.