Purchase price: $770,000 Cash invested: $160,000 12 total units (4+8 in 2 separate buildings).

If you believe a holding company is a wise to do, could you clarify on whether this could be done separately from creating an "operations LLC" (or do you always need both?)

IF he were to rent separately, the upstairs studio would be listed for $1,400 a month and the downstairs 2BD 1 Bath would be listed for $2,100.

Surrounded by porch, garage, and interior walls), and a three-seasons room on the main floor.Our plan was to finish the three seasons room, add a kitchen to the basement, and divide the home into two separate units.Main floor: 3BR 1.75BABasement: 1BR .75BAWe ended up flipping the home instead.

Surrounded by a porch, garage, and interior walls), and a three-season room on the main floor.We planned to finish the three-season room, add a kitchen to the basement, and divide the home into two separate units.Main floor: 3BR 1.75BABasement: 1BR .75BAWe ended up flipping the home instead.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Elena S.Are you getting a separate inspection, should be free, from a foundation company?

-New 3 BR 1 BA ADU in the second half of the lot-Vinyl fence to separate the 3 properties?

I am working with my father in the venture and therefore we think it is best to conduct our business through a separate entity.

@Costin I.I suspect you may be conflating two separate and distinct events in a syndication: 1) member capital return and 2) cost segregationA cost segregation front loads depreciation in year 1 to offset gains, in a nutshell.

I’ll message you separately to send you their contact info