So many variables, but some of the previous contributors here on BP have some great advice as well as some other articles on different sites regarding different fill strategies.

but then in the same article, it mentions that profit from sold syndication is long-term capital gain.Another article says passive loss can't be used to offset a capital gain.https://www.fool.com/millionac...I must be missing something simple here.

On top of picking your brains, if anyone could point me in the direction of addition articles, blog posts, and videos - I'd greatly appreciate it.Thanks!

I've watched some Youtube videos and read some articles on seller financing and sub-to, but I'm sure there's a lot of nuance to these strategies. 

And the homes if you choose like i do  Stucco  tile roof less than 20 years old A B class you can actually self manage those from San Jose.so thats another option to explore.. dont just let price dictate and for sure dont go chasing Bps  that will come back to bite you.PS Steve is one switch on smart landlord I would read as many of his posts as possible from the owner do it yourself angle..  

Only then the "survivorship" newbie wholesaler can listen to the advice investors-buyers how best to present the found property.Aysia, I sent you in DM a link to my article: "Survivorship Bias" in Wholesaling.

I wrote a pretty lengthy article on this subject (and how to avoid it) that you can find HERE. 

I definitely plan to explore other options soon, thank you for commenting!

With a multi-family property, you could also explore the option of utilizing the RUBS method for allocating utility costs to tenants when utilities are not split but there would also be an increase in your property management fees for such an arrangement.Let me know if I can help with any additional questions!  

I imagine changing it could affect my mortgage and insurance as well but want to explore all options and make the best practical and financial decision.