Normally the escrow agent will want mutual sign off even if its clear the contract terms indicate one party should be awarded the escrow funds.

You’ve taken all of those beneficial deductions, but the IRS wants a chunk of that back when you exit.

@David Hoffman did you find Chad's group to be beneficial in making new quality connections?

If the property will pass appraisal and you don't need funds for renovations a long term loan is definitely much cheaper and more beneficial to you.

I think we have a very simple mutual understanding, and he's a great neighbor. 

Or perhaps a series LLC could be beneficial.

It all comes down to your specific property type and individual situation.Here’s when cost segregation may not be ideal:The Property is Near the End of Its Useful LifeCost segregation tends to be the most beneficial when you can accelerate depreciation in the early years of ownership.

The other arrangement that can alleviate this is to use a beneficial lease purchase arrangement.

I am also intrigued about joining hopefully to find a mentor and team up to mutually grow!

., $90K from cost segregation), if your husband can qualify as REP in future years, and you continue to build your portfolio, it could be very beneficial.