Also to build relationships and a team for multi family syndication projects 

Currently have a 1/2 acre in Bastrop, TX, and I am looking to build on it sometime later this year.

My handyman's son (in his early 30s) who had so far been reasonable for helping me with projects on my own home for the past several months, recently shared that fact that his father isn't getting any new jobs and so I gave him  (son, not father) a bunch of projects he can help out with, mostly outdoors/landscaping and exterior.I never pay per hour, as that would materialize an employee-employer relationship.

Even with the current market inventory is moving since it is a more affluent market used for building your equities and long term wealth. 

**Roof Repairs/Replacement**: Ensuring the integrity of the building's roof is vital for tenant comfort and property value.2.

One older I bought at an auction  and a new build.

Also, have plans in the building department to add another unit over the garage.Good Luck!

I had a good relationship with the listing agent and was able to structure a below value deal (beating out iBuyers and other investor offers).

I know that there are so many (and more effective) ways in which real estate builds wealth rather than just cashflow but still simply trying to wrap my head around the best way to start building my portfolio. 

Is there any tax strategy that can be used to depreciate the actual cost of the building itself if not used by us for our LLP's business?