If you have a loss from syndication investment ( the entire project went bust) can you use that loss (from the final K-1) to offset your regular W-2 income ? 

Happy to map out a game plan for you to not only qualify for this first property, but set you up for success for future properties.Best of luck!

I never give out my contractors name for renovations because I keep him busy enough and he also has many other projects.

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Once I was ready to start my projects, I would sign up for a Business credit card(s) that offered the best miles/points and then I would purchase materials using said business credit card(s).   

I plan to work on this project myself and need some assistance in selecting the right type of flooring and approach for the bathroom.

I was reading some articles (like the one linked here) about there being a federal ruling late last year regarding how buyers' agents will not receive direct commission from home sales in the future. https://www.paloaltoonline.com/real-estate/2024/02/20/after-...However, my cousin, who is currently a buyers agent with Compass in CA says not much will change, stating that if buyers' agents aren't paid, then who will connect homebuyers with the right sellers?  

🌟Let's dive into the Billy saga: I've rocked it with the US Marine Corps, spearheaded projects with NextEra Integrated (a top commercial solar company) as a site manager, and even had a stint as a warehouse manager for a top material storehouse in NJ.

I reached out to several lenders about financing this project for the cost and renovation, I was either met with they only go up to 6 units, or the building has to  be occupied,  or that I was too in experience and I needed to put a license builder on the note with me.

If you ever have questions in the future about landlord/tenant laws in NJ feel free to reach out, I’m right in Burlington county.