Originally posted by @Steve Morris:Thank you for the education.Maybe next letter I'll call the REA.Of course, I tried that in WA when I turned in an OR broker for listing a Vancouver apt and not being licensed in WA.Just got me a very nasty phone call and a few F-Us.I got tired of the ( is it illegal or is it legal in Oregon back and forth)  So i got a wholesaler direct mail peice that was e mailed to me and sent it along to the state for clarification .   

Originally posted by @Dave E.

Industrial real estate, on the other hand, seems to be in a much better position due to the rise of e-commerce.

@Donald E Appleberry's group has been setting them up

@Joshua E.

Different states have different rules regarding e-closings and remote online notarization.  

@Lynnette E. and @Aaron Montague Thanks for those tips, she is a person I trust to do all that is possible to be honest but jsut needs guidance in starting adulthood (heck so do I alot of the time) Thanks a ton!

The rate is fixed at all time lows and your deductions are off a closed end mortgage rate on the schedule E regardless. 

@Cynthia OrtizNormally your investment in a syndication does not impact your tax return so it would be interesting to see how it was reported on your tax return and why the underwriters are having an issue with it.Passive losses from syndications normally can only be offset with other passive income or when you exit the syndication.They normally show up on schedule E but won't flow to the front of the return.

Well, see if you can get I&E and figure some performance metrics like CapRates, Cash-Cash, GRM, etc.Worst case, figure a $/SqFt - Which is actually pretty consistent, simple and easily verifiable.Then get comps and compare those to figure a market price and if you can make money.