I have access to wholesale pricing, and I can check it out, but it is a bit of a pain.

Matthews IV - @Natalie Kolodij is correct, working with two professionals can be a bit of a pain on the client end and can get quite expensive when you have two professionals not only trying to create their tax strategy for you, but then also working behind the scenes to discuss strategy with the other professional to make sure they align.  

I would be interested in hearing about pain points from the community and possibly developing solutions for these.

Too much of a pain reporting annually to an institution with hat in hand.  

However audits are a pain and how much is it worth.

If you decide to live on more of your pay later, you can take my suggestion and work your way back up to 50% without any pain.  :-)  

Lick your wounds and move on, painful as it may be.

The first steps of any plan are often painful but I'm trying to mitigate what I can.My question is, what's the best way to get started?

But even those members took pains to say that anyone operating before that date would be grandfathered in.So what's the risk now?

But my decision would also depend a lot on these three factors: the amount of rent I was receiving, the cost to remedy, and the extent to which the tenant is a pain.