Hey Ugo, Not sure where you are in your U.S. investment journey but I'd be happy to lend my expertise.

However, UDFI also applies to any tax-exempt entity, so if you can find a CPA who works with non-profits, they will have the necessary expertise to handle this.Depreciation is not the only offset to income, but if you assume you have a net taxable income amount of $100K on an 80% financed deal, then yes there would be a pretty hefty tax bill on that net income of just under $28K. 

With a blend of craftsmanship and local expertise, they navigate construction projects seamlessly.

Additionally, expertise and track record are vital to gain the trust of LP's.

Beware of online legal or medical advice, unless coming from attorneys or doctors.Another point which is in my area of expertise is LLCs and taxes.

Our difference is we "blend technology with a handshake" - we leverage technology to deliver lower rates than our competitors, BUT we don't compromise on expertise and personal touch.

I'd be happy to lend my expertise.

Certainly open to other ideas and strategies, it would just require additional diligence from my end given my level of comfort and expertise would be lacking in other areas.

There's a wealth of expertise in Austin and Texas in general.

I've actively looked to find terms (for investors) as bad as his.. haven't found them yet.I don't need to raise capital because my expertise is better used elsewhere.