All Forum Posts by: Myron Manley

That is a very valid point about getting more confused by doing more research. It's not always the case, but I certainly suffer from analysis paralysis sometimes.

I am working with a small group of investors and we are completing the BiggerPockets STR Bootcamp. We have money put together for a downpayment and now we're going through the property evaluation process. So, I hope that we're close to getting a property, we don't have anything under contract or any previously acquired properties.

Thanks for the comment. 

Yes, your comment states it best. I am looking for tax strategies and making sure that I've taken the steps to record thing correctly. I'm going to do research online and start with the book - The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor by Amanda Han & Matt MacFarland. Do you recommend any other sources/books to start with?

I guess I'm worried about the things that I don't know, that I don't know.

I've been looking into getting accounting help when we make our first investment property purchase. I know that I need to choose an accountant soon, but it's been a little bit daunting because the few I've looked at so far talk about committing to spend multiple thousands of dollars for their services. I'm sure this is probably worth it, but makes it a little harder to decide when to pull the trigger. Is it necessary to have my accountant in place before I make that purchase? 

I've recently passed my test and am working on finding a brokerage to get my license. Im wondering if anybody has any experience with JPAR? Or if anyone has any good/bad experiences with specific brokerages. I'm located in Northern Utah.