I do not see any project to be done on the same city twice or 3 times in a year, if I were to charge it as part of "cost of doing business", my price would be higher as I would anticipate more and cover everything that "can happen", I would rather have it as at cost than that of adding it to price.

Hello,If I purchase a rental property in Miami this year and close under my name initially, and then transfer the title to a LLC the same year, do I need to anticipate TWO times the property tax hike for next year?

Getting old is not for the faint of heart, even harder for those of us who have to interact with them.

What are some next steps or things to anticipate that I might not see coming?

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Also some of my contractors did not want to bid due to parking challenges of mission beach.It came out fairly nice, but the cost was crazy and I personally did way more construction work than anticipated due to getting $crewed by 2 separate handymen.   

We could all really benefit from interacting in real-time.

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I've had too many interactions in which I've attempted to convey to folks that Qualified Retirement Plans are subject to UBIT, including that resulting from UDFI - with only a LIMITED real estate exemption - only to be told that so-and-so "expert" knows how to set up retirement plans that are completely exempt from UBIT. 

Depending on how many you anticipate buying and how quickly may provide insight into whether or not you want the added hassle of finding loans with an LLC.