I am a semi retired engineer and my wife works full-time as a systems analyst for a large communications company.  

There needs to be specialists in each area of development.....navigating the codes and red tape, efficient design, engineering, low-costs construction, marketing, etc.Anyway, getting shipping container housing accepted into the mainstream is going to be a long road to travel, and I think the first person that makes it will be well compensated for their efforts.Feel free to get in touch with me anytime.

I want to even streamlined it more this way i could focus on some other counties as well.Here is my question did the choices I made were good to have an efficient list?

I think some clear communication would def help in this situation.

Since I cannot walk yet or drive a vehicle I would just have to use a phone for my communication and try to find out what they are into.If you happen to find one that does his thing please write to me through BP.  

@Jay Helms Have no tips other than what is being communicated here. 

I understand this is a pretty open ended question, I just want to get my juices flowing to plan an efficient next step.

I say cheap because I live in New York City, and nothing is cheap real estate wise, so I am exploring parts of nearby jersey for more cost efficient options. my friend just bought a property in East Orange as well (its his 4th investment property) and he says he will be buying as many multifamily homes as he can out here over the next 3-5 years.here is what monthly expenses/income looks like monthly and annually.

Is there an easy time efficient method?

It's not uncommon to experience a paper loss during the hold period which is why its a very tax efficient opportunity.  2) If you experienced a cashout refi during the year, that is considered a return of your capital investment so is not a taxable event.2) Yes, a K-1 is what syndications send to the partners in the deal.