@Stephen Stokes It's up for discussion but always follow your moral compass.

We would do a TIC with you but you would need to bring in more than 1-2Mfor it to make it worth the administrative burden.Again when we sell the asset in 5-10 years anyway you will be in the same but worse predicament.

Morally speaking I'm unsure.

This is more of a fun property and I only consider my syndications income as what I can live off of.The moral of the story.

Can anyone provide some advice or guidance because I feel like a lot of people have gone through this predicament and could tell me what they have learned.Thanks,Brandon 

I think this speaks volumes about character development and loyalty in such settings to create morally sound folk and great people overall but I’d like to know how to better apply such recruitment and selection criteria when it comes down to reaching contractors to begin with a positive narrative.

. :)Originally posted by @Mario Morales:@Jennie Berger hi I was reading your thread and a truly awesome I would love to see some pictures of your property if you don't mind sharing!

Morally, no. 

He proposed doing a cost seg my first purchases to reduce about 15% of the purchase but as ive progressed , ive noticed hes more conservative which theres nothing wrong with but i feel that when i tell him my goal is to pay 0 or little taxes , I feel guilty or morally wrong .

Morally questionable in some cases, but it works if the numbers make sense.