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Hire CPA when starting out ?
Hi community,
I just started out in my real estate journey and current own one rental. I plan to add more rentals in the next few years and will mainly focus on buy and hold. I am currently debating if I need to work with a CPA right away or wait until I have enough properties. I use turbotax for filing my taxes. Majority of my taxes I will own this year are from W2 income and I do not qualify as REP.
With this, what potential value can a CPA bring for me at this stage ?