All Forum Posts by: Nate Denning

I own 1 rental property and was wondering if I need to go the cpa route. I have been doin my own taxes through turbo tax but this will be my first year with a rental. I bought the turbo tax for investment properties but have yet to open it since if I do I can't return it. .

I own 1 rental property and was wondering if I need to go the cpa route. I have been doin my own taxes through turbo tax but this will be my first year with a rental. I bought the turbo tax for investment properties but have yet to open it since if I do I can't return it. Was hoping to hear others 2 cents. Suggestions and advice is always welcome.

I was wondering others opinions. I own 1 rental property and was wondering if I need to go the cpa route. I have been doin my own taxes through turbo tax but this will be my first year with a rental. I bought the turbo tax for investment properties but have yet to open it since if I do I can't return it. Was hoping to hear others 2 cents. Suggestions and advice is always welcome.

Hello Matt I'm also from shevegas and would love to chat about future endeavors

Chad I would love to chat sometime about the business side of it I'm very interested in networking and learning all I can

Jennifer let me know what I can do to help I'm always interested in networking and meeting new people an learning all I can from others experience

I'd also be interested in attending a meet up

Would you recommend a cpa if I only own my primary house and one investment property? Thanks for your time. Nate

They didn't know that seller can only give 3 % of purchase price. I had already made off and agreement on 2500 for closing but rules state only 3 % so I ended up only getting 1150 instead and couldn't go back and ask for lower price from seller

So I'm wondering if anyone else has had issues with their bank not knowing the Fannie Mae rules on seller paid closing costs? My bank really screwed me at last second making me come out of pocket. Thanks for any replies