As I embark on this journey and based on recent discussions held with both financial advisors and estate planners, it was explained to me that each unit I purchase should be placed under its own LLC for both asset protection, liability coverage, taxes and estate planning purposes.

Hi, I am looking for an experienced CPA that can eventually become a long term tax advisor and tax planner, I have one investment property set up through an LLP  in SC and one 2nd home vacation rental in AZ that I recently just purchased.

Our planners said it was the cheapest and fastest ADU conversion they had seen. 

If your next CPA is not a Certified Financial Planner, then you should engage one if you have significant assets - real, stocks, bond, cash, etc.

There are other financial planner professionals as well.

A financial planner can help you with that.

I am always a worst-case scenario planner.

I am using a Zig Ziglar Performance Planner that is working great; very well organized.

I will continue to verify with local builders / planners and run the different scenarios.

You will first want to check with the local town planner to verify what the maximum lot coverage allowance is for the subject property.