I'm trying to file 2022 (I know, I'm late) and I have a question on flexibility in deciding when I can use capital losses. 

Sometimes, partial renovations can be significantly cheaper while still resolving the main issues.Rent Adjustment Considerations: If you decide not to raise the rent to cover the cost of repairs, communicate clearly with your tenants about the situation.

I would have never done it if I hadn't personally known the title company owner and how he handled business because ultimately he was the one protecting my funds.

We've come to the conclusion that we need more than 20% down on a rental to make it cash flow, so we've decided to flip a few to generate cash.

You can find one list on the Neighborhood Building Owner's Alliance website.

(If they are in fact limited partners in LLC, they are subject to Limited partners provision I mentioned above in the first reply)Thompson applicability is somewhat limited even in the LLC's world (not LP in the syndicated deal) in that it involved a taxpayer who was both a 99% direct owner in an LLC and its only manager.

I reached out to the owner and initially he wasn't interested in selling but i set a reminder in my calendar to reach out in exactly one year.

If I can convince the owner to hire an attorney that is. why would the owner hire an attorney?

I called the number on the sharpie marker sign and a few days later I met up with the owners and walked the property.it's a well maintained (on the outside) duplex on a large double-lot with tons of parking.

On that same note, if one decides to keep tenants during acquisition and in general what happens at the end of lease?