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Your accountant/cpa will be the best person for to advise  

It's essential to have discussions about corporate structuring with your CPA or attorney.

I've wondered if for example it even makes sense on a NNN retail building.Maybe if your CPA can do it cheap as part of their tax return service fee for you.Hopefully just your normal straight line depreciation is the way to go, but check with your CPA and see if they think it is worthwhile for you.   

Your CPA's took a "short cut"  They included the 2022 depreciation along with the 2023.  

You would benefit to consult with a corporate attorney and CPA in your area before making a decision and to come up with your plan.

Don’t mention any sort of “program,” but if they ask, this document is it.I hope you use a CPA to do your taxes.

In 10 years, when you have a nice portfolio of homes and they're cash flowing nice chunks of money, you'll appreciate the amount of time, energy and effort you put into your business and will get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.When I first went to the cpa I've been using for the last 5 or 6 years and explained what I was doing, he said, he's heard it before.

How in the world can I find a great reviewed CPA that will help with my tax situation?

The new CPA has suggested classing by unit, and my bookkeeper is not happy.