One of the contacts I made during the pandemic told me that he would be willing to sell me his Assisted Living facility (which happens to be right across the street from where I live). 

The current owner has offered to put up the down payment and add that onto the total price of the house so they’ll be paid back and we aren’t putting anything down.

As an LP in a syndication with two (let's call them) identical offerings in terms of asset type, business plan, submarket, asset size, projected returns, fees, waterfall, etc.  

Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance!

I have a meeting scheduled with my RE attorney to assist, but wanted to see if others have dealt with this and what was your outcome. 

Consider properties that cater to home office needs or offer more space.Advice for fix and flip investors:- Focus on value-add opportunities: Look for properties where strategic renovations can significantly increase value.- Be cautious with pricing: While the market is still strong, avoid overpricing.

Maybe start of as an analyst and/or assistant PM just get jumpstart my experience. 

That's not to say that there aren't other ways to reduce taxes, and one of any of the several well-qualified CPAs on this forum can assist with their ideas and suggestions for you.If you need suggestions in the San Diego area, feel free to reach out.

**Flexibility for Refinancing and Selling**: Blanket mortgages can offer flexibility in refinancing or selling properties within the portfolio without affecting the entire loan.Cons of Blanket Mortgages:1.

The last few properties we have put on the market went under contract in under a week with multiple offers but they were priced right, were inline with the area but were done with quality and were in desirable areas.Unless you are dealing in a low-end market, a home warranty should be a standard inclusion especially for first time home buyers.