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Laura Jayne Williams
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Real Estate CPA Rockstars

Laura Jayne Williams
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Hey BP!

I would love some recommendations on Real estate CPAs !

I had a consult with NCH  Tax Services: Tax Planning for Companies | NCH (nchinc.com)

It went well but I don't like the idea of using a company without a referral 


I am looking to use real estate to offset my 35+% W2 income tax bracket - we close on our first multifamily property in 1 week and I would love to take advantage of bonus deprecation and as many tax saving opportunities as I can !


I am in San Deigo but don't mind where they reside - as long as they understand CA regulations 


Thanks in advance! 

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    Hi Laura,

    Using real estate to offset non-passive income can be more difficult than you have been led to believe. Generally, more than half of all hours worked in a year must be dedicated to real estate activities to qualify as a REP, which allows you to use real estate losses towards other income (your other job I'm assuming). Another way is if you used this property for personal purposes for a certain amount of days.

    As for reputable CPAs, there are many on this forum who know the ins and outs a real estate. Browse through the threads and contact those you feel are knowledgeable 

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