The last thing you want is to inadvertently overlook or forget crucial details, potentially leading to complications down the road.

I have never used 1800Accountant, but I have successfully converted their former customers to my practice.They are incredibly expensive, my clients were never sure about what was going on, and they unnecessarily complicated reporting and transaction in order to (in my opinion) make it seem like the clients were getting value for their money.  

For example, MEP plans are not required for permitting, but if you are designing a complicated house, having a MEP plan certainly helps to guide the trades to know exactly how and where to install the fixtures, versus something they have to figure it out impromptu in the field.

So consider how much asset protection means to you and be willing to potentially pay more because you'll have less lending options available to you, the more complicated you make your entity structure.Hope this helps.

I have done most of them in my rentals.One thing to add is that eviction for lawn maintenance is complicated and I wouldn't go that route, because they are still paying you the rent.If you still want to pursue that please consult with an attorney.

Who can i speak to in the construction/builder space that could help me get an understanding of costs /planning for a new build.Thank you  Getting a conventional primary loan to build a 4plex can be a bit more complicated than purchasing an already built property, but it is definitely possible.

I'm guessing the lawyers said he can't use complicated compensation structures like waterfalls. 

What is your purpose for trying to make this more complicated plan?

It is too complicated and expensive to accept credit cards on every machine.

Quote from @Laura Kreinbring: This is a very complicated subject and I have learned so much trying to do this, more or less, on my own.