What did Syracuse do to end up on this list?

Without a cost segregation this could be difficult unless the roof has been replaced after the initial purchase.Yes, this exact example came up on another thread https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1208120-roof-... 

Successful wholesale operators spend $10,000 per month and up on marketing /lead generation5.

The example that was given to me was that if your property goes up in value $100,000 in a year, you would owe the irs $25,000 at the end of the year wether you sell the property or not. 

Account Closed, curious, what did you end up going with?

I’ve been exploring similar opportunities on the East Coast, where solar development is also picking up.

(Source)*Google Office Building in Reston*Source: Global Tech Cities: Washington, D.C.Source: The Changing Face of the Dulles CorridorSource: Tech Cities: The Global Intersection of Talent and Real EstateBXP had plans approved in 2018 to build Reston Next, a 4.4 million square feet mixed-use development, and one of the first big developments to go up around the new Reston Town Center Metro.

Then they need to get cleaners lined up (and they often have several units turning over at the same time, so that takes a few days) and have to do inspections and then fix things.

A follow up question:Is it true that if Monthly rent is >= 1% of purchase price should be considered as a good investment and which does not meet this should not be considered for good investment?

I'm guessing the way to do it would be by opening up an llc, and going through there.