but the $7000 to pay off the vehicle will only save me about $600 in interest whereas investing that 7k into another home or renovations, like adding a new bathroom to my current 3bed 1bath home, would yield way more than the money saved.

Hey guys so I need some advice what to do in this situation:Basically my first property (STR) had a great possible ADU on it in a small vacation heavy town in upstate NY.

Combine that with a very steep carried interest and I don't care if this is the deal of the century, because if it was, they would not be so fee heavy and rely more on carried interest.Personally, seeing a lot of underperformance in syndications, I do tend to see an inverse correlation between upfront fees and overall performance.  

In regards to the damages, I have them sign a separate document that is called a lease addendum wherein I have all the policies spelled out and made them responsible for actual charges of any damages and called out water damage to be reported within 24 hours or they will incur a heavy cost of fixing.

If you're serious about this, you should definitely consult an attorney.I am not one, but here are some things I've learned from playing around with these types of things:--Trusts are excellent vehicles for anonymity--You can hire a professional fiduciary (like an attorney) to act as trustee so the public contact is not easily affiliated with you. 

I worked for Harley Davidson York Vehicle Operations for the past 5 years and invested heavily in York. 

Don't focus on how you'll behave during an after-game press conference as a WNBA star when you haven't even played your first pickup game.Buy a property, learn how to manage it well, and see if this is the right investment vehicle for you.

Some like heavy value-add deals. 

I was hoping and under the understanding that I could use the remaining available 5 & 7 year bonus buckets in 2022 as income was very strong in 2022 and as it sits currently in the 35% bracket with heavy Penalties and interest.

Why else move a heavy Tornado football table.