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All Forum Posts by: Samuel Oltman

Samuel Oltman has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Thanks guys - Yes it is a stock lease from Florida Realtors, and nowhere do I see any mention of a landlord-directed early termination for a home sale. We are in the process of negotiating on moving out early (3 months) but if our terms can't be met/compensated, then we will stick with the lease and remain.

Wanted to make sure I had the right idea: In Florida, a landlord can sell a property with a renter still living there, but the lease must still be followed until it's conclusion, correct? I'm consulting the lease we all signed and and looking for specific clues. Thanks!

Thank you for the responses. I’m in the central Florida area, near Orlando and the college of UCF. Since I am just starting out and plan to house hack, I don’t think I require significant CPA experience at this stage of my investment career. As my portfolio grows over time I will be sure to speak with the best I can find. I know that the money is well spent on a CPA but I want to make sure I’m not paying for “overkill” if I can avoid it. 

I will be purchasing a Single Family home this summer with the intent to house hack (with college students). With all of the financial changes that will bring, I want to get started right and find myself a Real Estate-minded CPA.

How did everyone find theirs? What would be a good price to pay for a consultation, and what shady business practices should I watch out for?

Thanks!