I've been in miami for 10 weeks and looked at 500 sites at least with myself and my team for those exact same reasons.

Given you aren't clearly a prorata split of everything (IE both names on title, mortgage, etc), Partnership treatment would be much more supportable than as a TIC.If you have an agreement in your JV that you are sharing the expenses and revenue of the venture, the JV certainly gets to claim those valid expenses, including the mortgage interest.If the property was never in service and was being renovated, that interest may not have been deductible anyways and it is possible it could have been required to capitalize it into the renovation, in which case you'll recapture it by your share of depreciation.

Find a partner willing to build something on the land at their risk and expense and share in the profits. 3.

Seems like we share the same taste.  

If you're on a similar journey or have wisdom to share, let's connect and succeed together in the world of real estate investing.Looking forward to our conversations!

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I enjoy helping people achieve their goals. rather than share what i would do. 

If anyone has more information on what neighborhoods are the best to invest in for the former, I'd greatly appreciate any knowledge shared!

If they share the same panel you have much more to worry about than getting another meter obviously. 

Maybe we can share strategies!