We currently charge less then half of that for a simple tax filing like that, but may not offer the level of advisory and guidance that this person does.

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.

You can also use a land trust, my attorney has experience with moving properties to an LLC in NC and hasn't had issues but there are ways to be proactive about this and ensure everything is above board and don't create a significant cost. 

Navigating the legal landscape in real estate can be complex, and finding a trustworthy legal advisor is paramount to the success of any transaction.Thank you in advance for your guidance and support!

Welcome aboard ^^There's a free analysis spreadsheet that we created for our members & some posts on when to sell as well as a sample due diligence board you might like.See you in Nov!

But to be more specific, I saw gaps between boards in the flooring, bathtub drains with paint still in them from reglazing/aging, toilets left with feces, and numerous other very odd issues that are not rocket science for basic cosmetic flips that I shouldn't have to point out to an experienced CG or PM.

The house I own , I am looking to move out of and rent out to long term tenants.I have searched this board and google and I have gotten answers all across the board...When I go to rent out this place, Do I need a safety fence (or gate) around my pool area?

One family is on board.

Yair,As a newbie to real estate, it is exciting to see experienced investors using the forums as a peer sounding board for big decisions!

This isn't a 'typical' boarding house.