Especially with cost segregation and bonus depreciation, it can make a HUGE difference in your calculations.

I own a successful construction company that mainly focuses on kitchens, bathrooms and interior remodels and have been in business for over 4 years.

Easy to read, but you see something different every time you read it.

Title company?

If you’re asking how two immature individuals can handle their differences without legal costs then the answer is that they both have to give up the scorched earth policies.  

The ones who have succeeded had a relative nearby in the area they were investing in, a child living in the home, or grew up in the area they invest in so they at least know it really well and know the difference between a good street and a bad one.

I just put the name of the company.

In fact  there's a company that markets quite heavily on this BP that sells uneducated investors formation packages that are completely impractical and unnecessary but there are plenty of accountants out there who do the same.  

I posted about the head scratching returns this company was offering in the past as they were alleging 10% per quarter - yep that’s 40% annualized and they would let it compound$300M raised - why?

@John N CookIf you have $200K + in retirement funds, other capital, experience with construction, and want to explore creating a real estate development company doing 3+ flips or spec homes per year, check out a ROBS.