I've found that many HMLs are not interested in going 50/50 with another outfit to fund a deal.

I may have missed something in my research, but I thought you hired an outfit that was qualified and experienced in cost segregation analysis, which was costly, and they developed a detailed plan to accomplish the tax savings.

The advantage of engaging a turnkey outfit is you can start small, learn the business and avoid costly mistakes.

No, the only reliable way to avoid this particular hustle is if you know something about furnaces, have someone who knows something about furnaces on your payroll, or have carefully worked to build a long-term relationship with a local reputable HVAC outfit, typically over years.

We're dedicated landlords and like our portfolio, and have no intention of wanting to move completely away from that.I'm also wondering about the more dedicated outfits that do note investing, too.  

Whoever has the most forum upvotes for a given quarter 'owns' the business page for the following quarter, and they can only be upset if another person at the same outfit beats them by 10% the next quarter.

We have one local outfit that pays to have their "deals" sent out by our local REIA.

Then a tenant is going to feel that they have the upper hand in some way because their landlord is too scared to claim ownership and tries to deceive them when talking to them.I alert you to these things so that you know that you are not invisible, as you skulk around Irvington in your ninja outfit, in fact quite the opposite.

They did appear later that day in camouflage outfits & the youngest (last hired) guy got to go down the 20ft deep cylinder to pull the motors while 4 guys stood around, 2 covered in blood from a recent kill.

The builder is a turn-key outfit where they offer plans to choose from and very little customizing.