I found out today after investigating I can file form 3115 that will claim all the depreciation deduction since I started to have this property as a rental vs. the Amended tax return which I can do only for the past 3 years.I am reaching out to tax experts to do it the right way.

That can land you in more trouble if the SEC investigates you.3) As you add investors to your syndication you have to let your syndication attorney know so that he/she can add them to your legal documents and register you in that investors state (if needed).4) Do not write your own syndication documents.

Purchase price: $1,200,000 This is a new development that we bought at preliminary plat.

You could potentially take the sellers to court if you had something in writing saying the house was to be delivered vacant but it would look odd that no one from your side cared to investigate this very important detail.I don't think you can just show up with a sheriff and they will help you without an actual court order.

At least two of the following items must be submitted as evidence in order for your complaint to be investigated.

I'm looking to build out a spreadsheet when i can get a preliminary renovation cost that i could use in my analysis when looking at single family long-term rentals.

I'm a former VP of a bank so I understand the advantages and disadvantages of both options, but it will really come down to matching financing with strategy.This is where I'm struggling more: is it better to utilize the "lump sum" equity and buy a better home in a "better" market (our families live in Denver and we know Scottsdale fairly well, but our $800K is more likely to result in 1 or 2 down payments vs a cash purchase) or split the $800K into smaller chunks and investigate a higher volume strategy in a smaller market where our cash goes further (cash purchases and refinances or multi-families).Would appreciate thoughts/experiences the community may have with "quantity vs quality"

Why would you buy a property without investigating them? 

If you're looking for some civil work to help you get started, or give you some preliminary do's, don'ts, and site restrictions, feel free to shoot me a message!

Spend the $ to have an attorney investigate this a bit and make whatever claims are available.