You’re able to defer taxes by accelerating the depreciation of specific assets which helps reduce your taxable income, thus deferring your tax liability into future years.

For "one on one" training you need to look for someone that does "one on one" training specifically and that doesn't come cheaply.

If you do not want to invest in higher numbers of DC suburbs in MD, Baltimore is a great alternative.

It is challenging to cash flow in the market today with high interest rates, high purchase prices and properties that don't "on paper" cash flow.What you need to do is think a little more creatively, if you really want to cash flow, you need to consider alternative strategies besides just renting to a long-term market tenant since that is extremely difficult to cash flow.Instead, you will have to consider utilizing short-term, mid-term and even Section 8 strategies. 

The basic construction drawings and not the specific structural plan.

The alternative would be to simply rent in the Bay and invest elsewhere.4) Deal with the minimum amount of hassle with rent control/ tenant protections.

When looking at a specific property run projections and a proforma for both. 

Hi @Luke Crouterfield       You can explore hard money options and DSCR loans, specifically.

Pick one that is commenting on your specific situation and DM them.

It's an excellent question you are asking.I'm familiar with investing in NC, specifically Raleigh NC and can strongly advise you to look into it as well.