Ignore the loan when trying to factor in the possible tax implications as paying off a principal balance doesn't do anything tax-wise.

Hi All, I've worked for a non-profit my entire professional career (ie, my W2 income is not very high). 

Is it possible for me to get the property listed as a "to be built home" without me having to pull a loan myself to have the property built ?

Or should I form just one LLC (not sure if this is even possible or legal)?

If I only receive the down payment this year (let's say 20%) can I write off the entire 250k towards that and structure future years to try to get in lower LTCG categories than all at once?

It's also important to ensure your property is presented well with professional photographs and possibly a virtual tour.Additionally, expanding your marketing to social media, real estate forums, and local community boards could help increase visibility.

Still, I wanted to know if it's even possible to destabilize the other units and are the vacant units automatically destabilized since they're vacant?

I think it will be super niche but possibly worth it, especially in the commercial (multi family) space I think

My goal from day 1 has always been passive income as much as possible. 

I am wondering if it is possible to set up a legal self insurance company for rental property insurance?