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So for syndications the accelerated depreciation would be offsetting qualified dividends rather than ordinary.But since the distributions form a small fraction of the total gains from the syndication (most of the gains are ltcg), chances are high that accelerated depreciation from the next deal will offset a big chunk of ltcg from the exited deal, irrespective of whether the distributions during the hold period were treated as ordinary or qualified dividends.I agree that most people don’t look at depreciation as a loan/subsidy by the govt, maybe because their ego doesn’t allow them to admit that their investment would not produce competitive yields without subsidies or maybe because they don’t understand the entire value chain. 

I wasn't trying to say you need to have specific industry knowledge.

Ocean City is a competitive town.

Purchasing my own home and investment property has taught me a lot about what makes a good Real Estate agent especially in this competitive market.I look forward to networking with and learning from you all.Have a great day!

Hi All,I am in a competitive market where the best properties are being purchased cash.

One of the reasons I left the industry.  

We know it could unlock our ability to buy a lot more properties, a lot sooner, and with greater ease, because we could completely avoid the limitations and lending criteria of banks.But we also tend to believe that Seller Financing is rare and hard to find (especially in a competitive Seller’s market), or that it’s difficult to negotiate even if you can find it.That may just be a limiting belief, however.

For a deal like this, I imagine some local banks would make some competitive bids. 

Bookkeepers vary in stature quite a bit and it's good to ask a comprehensive list of questions when interviewing a Bookkeeper for hire to see what their background is, if they have experience in your specific industry, what certifications they have, etc.