Hello, I'm exploring short-term rental (STR) investment opportunities within a maximum 4-hour travel distance from NYC.

Are there any CPAs or accountants willing to speak in general terms as to how syndication losses at the time of a real estate syndication disposition could be taken advantage of? 

It is zoned commercial and set up currently as a 5-unit with long term renters.

Evaluate the debt-to-equity ratio and consider the long-term sustainability of the financing strategy.Lack of Professional Management: Inadequate management practices can lead to operational inefficiencies, tenant dissatisfaction, and decreased property value.

I have had zero exposure to details of private or hard money terms.

Initiating a conversation with a seller by presenting an offer under these terms can raise concerns, signaling, "I lack funds and need a favor."

For short-term rental properties, the depreciable life is 39 years.

Here are the details:Lower Floor: Already functioning as a separate unit with its own meter, entrance, and bathroom, currently rented to long term tenant who would like to stay, post-sale.Main Floor: Has its own entrance with immediate access to an upstairs.

What you do should line up with the value lost to them in terms of time and inconvenience. 

I think this can help your short-term rental really stand out.