In most of the 35 or so deals i've been in, i've had little to no taxable distributions until year 7-8 on our typical 10-year hold period, so a 10% cash on cash return is an effective 13.33% for example when you compare to other taxable returns if at 25% bracket,        The syndication next can roll the sale proceeds into another larger investment, like-kind, 1031 exchange and not have to pay any long-term capital gains taxes, about 20-23.8% nor any depreciation recapture tax about 25%.

At least we’re not talking to a sales person and just exchanging ideas.

It's been for sale for around a year or so, maybe more.  

I think we just need to get that first investment done to get our feet wet and really get the ball rolling but wondering that with the fortunate situation I’m in with a great safety net already, is there a “best” way to start?

Just wondering what you found out on the home you posted about on March 26.

Wondering if anyone has invested in a new development like that as I've only had experience with existing structure purchases, BRRRR and STR of SFR. 

Estimate the potential profit from the sale of the property, taking into account the current market value and the cost of prepayment penalties.

The folks were about to lose it to a tax sale and so I bought it even though it was not in my geographical area.

I'm getting a TON of unwanted letters & phone calls for my vacant lot and wonder, since its highly sought after, would building a home first offer more profit. 

If you were to prioritize the following list from most important to least in any given time period:Mortgage ratesCount of Properties for SaleAverage Property Sale PriceAverage Property List PriceAverage Sale to List Price Ratio% of Sales Over/Under ListDays to Close (DOM)Count of Properties SoldCount of Properties with a Price CutAs a second question.