Hey looking for multifamily 20k down cash flow 200 - 300k a month c class neighborhood high rent growth potential  

@Benjamin WeinhartMy experience on this tax forum tells me that highly technical discussions of the Code/Regs nuances are not well suited for this platform.That said, my 2 cents is that this issue is a matter of interpretation.

I would say the cost if it does become an issue could be high but that is a call you have to make. 

That's a ridiculously high insurance premium. 

I would also highly recommend you educate yourself on New York State tenant/landlord law, especially if you plan on self-managing.

The cost of eviction is really high in NYS, the cost of mismanaging an asset is even higher. 

To get accurate and up-to-date advice tailored to your situation, it's highly recommended that you consult with a qualified tax professional who can review the specific details of your syndication investment, your financial situation, and the applicable tax rules to provide accurate guidance.

Less than a week later, despite record-high interest rates, they received an all-cash $1.825M offer from a 1031 buyer and immediately accepted.

They have a large network of high net worth individuals and accredited investors who are interested in investing in multifamily real estate.

In this post I'll share some insights based on my findings and some data to showcase why this market is a great opportunity.About This Market: Parma, Ohio boasts a stable population driven by affordable housing prices relative to national averages.