A few of the top trainer gurus who use to promise 30 to 40k profits per flip if you buy my 20 to 40k trainer were put out of business by the FTC.. its just not real.  

And I always change that to "most recent" when buying something because those are the most relevant reviews to me. 

This approach gives them 180 days to sell, rather than to buy, which can alleviate some timing pressures.Based on OP's post it sounds like what they want is: 1.

Therefore, you don't need to use a 1031 exchange; you can take as long as you wish to find and then buy another property.The only exception is if there is debt on a property, in which case there will be some UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax) implications.

To avoid pitfalls, research liens, check property conditions, and set a max bid before buying.

It can run buy, arbitrage, and co-host scenarios very quickly and easily. 

But last year, I bought a triplex in Cleveland (buy and hold) and a single-family home (SFH) in December, which I’m still waiting to rent out.I’ve spoken with a few CPAs and got different pricing:• Taxstra PLLC: $1,500 for tax prep plus ongoing tax guidance throughout the year.• Prime Corporate Services: $2,800 upfront, plus $100/month (deducted at the end of the year).Both have great reviews on Google.My question is: Am I too small at this stage to go with the more expensive option?

Instead of keeping them, I'd look to sell them and buy something more suitable as a long term rental.If you want to know why I have such a strong opinion on this, just google the following: - HOA Special Assessment - Florida Condos 2024 - search for news on the new laws - Zombie Condos

Maybe they will want to buy a house one day and decide to pay me off.

I have been a buy and hold investor on the north side since 2011 and worked with over 200+ house hackers