Question 2- do I claim unit A on my schedule A and unit B as 1065 with aunt?

Question 2- do I claim unit A on my schedule A and unit B as 1065 with aunt?

In most cases where the unit counts are this large, these units are owned as part of a syndication or fund, meaning they retained ownership/control of “a percentage of 1,200 units” (and in many cases, I think these claims should be clarified, but I'll save that for another day...). 

I am also not sure how this impacts claiming this house as a primary residence is you decide to sell.

If you are having partners on the deal - see which one can qualify for a second home conventional mortgage and have them qualify, and then write everyone else into the deed and then quit-claim warranty it into the LLC with your partners after you close! 

It helps me keep focused on what I am doing and not get discouraged when I am unable to hit a unrealistic goal for myself.

A high-income Job, Knowledge of Insurance Process, Estimate Writing/Claims Handling that increased insurance pay-out 30K over original settlement offer.

A high-income Job, Knowledge of Insurance Process, Estimate Writing/Claims Handling that increased insurance pay-out 30K over original settlement offer.

Owner has no idea of actual cost.3) Markup on Actual Cost: owner agrees to a markup percentage and PMC shares all actual costs for supplies and contractors.Beware of any PMC that claims they don't charge a markup on maintenance.

Then you can quick claim deed to an LLC or use an umbrella policy from your insurer.