The Denver market seems competitive but I like the BRRR method of investing.

There are a million ways to structure a deal, and if the deal is good there are always investors that will partner with you in various capacities.

i'm in the process of exchanging out of an existing property, and into a large multi-family value-add syndication through a TIC structure. the syndication team is looking to refi their acquisition loan approximately 2 years after the acquisition to return investor capital. the business strategy calls for a sale in year 5. any one out there able to opine as to whether the cash-out refi would fall under the 'step transaction doctrine,' and thus be a taxable transaction for me?

It is a pier beam structure and salvageable.

You can treat it like any other lender and have the same structure in place for managing the loan.

How would you structure the deal?

How could I best structure this type of arrangement?

My brokerage does not do property management so I am interested in just the tenant placement component.For those that work with landlords, what methods are you using to get landlords to list their properties with you for rent?

Hello BP - Happy post-Thanksgiving forum browsing.I have a potential seller finance deal on the line and I'm looking for your thoughts.This is a 2-unit property in Denver Metro that I'm trying to structure a deal on.

Sound typically travels through structural members in a wall/structure, not the dead air space (sort of opposite of heat loss).