Your strategy will depend on your goals.  

You have two options to avoid paying back the depreciation expense: 1) sell the building through a 1031 (this allows you to buy larger and larger properties each time without getting hit with capital gains tax or deprecation expense capture back, 2) refinance the property  and cash out your original equity (along with some or all of your appreciated equity you earned from the time of purchase) and use that cash to purchase another property.I intend to use both options in order to achieve my goal of 1,000 units. 

. - this blog I wrote on this topic might help. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10015/64388-5-...It all comes down to your goals and what you are offering and what you expect to receive.

This is a great season to pick up properties for your goals.  

A company can only accomplish these goals by keeping its word and by genuinely seeking to help its clients.We will set up automatic payments which will transfer the funds necessary to pay the entire monthly mortgage from our company’s bank account directly to their mortgage account every month on time.

If you choose to allow a cosigner, make sure to vet them the same as you would a tenant. 

Whatever market you choose, look for those that know that market well and reach out to them.

In addition to growing our businesses we love helping others achieve their real estate goals. 

Hey Laura, thanks for choosing to let us help you on your project, I think it came out great!

Why are you choosing that method?