Probably start doing some 1031 exchanges for the next 10 years if I can find the right deals.

3) Is there any way (apart from a 1031 exchange, which I believe is fairly rare for syndications) to avoid or reduce deprecation recapture as an LP? 

3) Is there any way (apart from a 1031 exchange, which I believe is fairly rare for syndications) to avoid or reduce deprecation recapture as an LP?

I specialize in exchanges and partnerships (typically real estate), but I’m pretty well versed in tax overall. 

@Cathryn Sta, overall we accomplished our goal of purchasing 7 homes through a 1031 exchange.  

after fixing it up, at this moment I am just lost of how much tax or do a 1031 exchange if i have another property lined up.

If I just wanted to buy real estate at market value I would just buy into an exchange traded REIT or REIT mutual fund or ETF as a diversified portfolio of REITs should match inflation over the long term and provide increasing dividends.  

I found this while deep-diving the internet one night for potential properties for our 1031 exchange.

A common mistake investors make is associate "motivation" with money.Motivation doesn't have anything to do with "getting more money" for their house.Motivation could be speed of cash received, not the quantity of cash received.We buy houses all the time from home owners where the house is in great shape...Maybe the buyer just needs to close fast and is willing to accept a lower offer for that convenience.About 70% of my leads are people that just don't want to deal with agents, or the uncertainty of getting their house sold, and are willing to accept a cash discounted offer in exchange for a guaranteed sale.Just an fyi 

It is used mostly when a large investor or a small group of large investors wants to do 1031 exchange from the properties that they sold.