What other steps are there that I'm missing?

The Denver market seems competitive but I like the BRRR method of investing.

Take one step at a time.

i'm in the process of exchanging out of an existing property, and into a large multi-family value-add syndication through a TIC structure. the syndication team is looking to refi their acquisition loan approximately 2 years after the acquisition to return investor capital. the business strategy calls for a sale in year 5. any one out there able to opine as to whether the cash-out refi would fall under the 'step transaction doctrine,' and thus be a taxable transaction for me?

My brokerage does not do property management so I am interested in just the tenant placement component.For those that work with landlords, what methods are you using to get landlords to list their properties with you for rent?

Last year we had 3 roofs replaced, 2 of those jobs included the worker stepping through  the ceiling, neither time did the workers tell us, we had to tell the contractor, that they need to fix the ceiling.   

By spreading out the principal payments they spread out their tax burden and if they pass before the loan is paid off, there are no capital gains owed by the heirs (it's passed to them on the stepped up basis).

@Craig CurelopMy dad consider the foam insulation on his Duplex, but after hearing from other landlords that tried this method and didn't work he decided not to follow thru.

Roof, walls, floors are good.If I purchased it, the closing would likely be in mid-December.Questions:What ability do I have to step in as the new owner, start the reno, and get it out of Receivership?

I’m looking for advice on efficient steps to take and what I can realistically expect to see in my process to find a local South Florida lender, for lending to an LLC on SFHs for my buy and holds.