Tips:Math never liesStart safe and increase complexity/risk/rate of return as you gain experienceDon't step over dollars to pick up nickelsOut of sight is not out of mind"I wish I flew out sooner" will always outweigh "flights are expensive"Invest in a market area you are willing to retire to

You will still incur costs (legal fees, re-registering title, etc), but there will be no deemed disposition at rollover.IMHO any inconvenience and costs of a section 85 rollover are still outweighed by the extra overhead and operating costs of an early incorporation.  

I think once its set up, it's easy.I know some accountants that charge like $1000/month for payroll, bookeeping and taxes and at that point, its not worth paying the Accountant because the costs outweigh the tax benefits.

There's very obvious pros and cons to each, and I haven't seen personally that in-house outweighs 3rd party.

The appreciation gained on owning property typically far outweighs the cash flow when comparing the two variables in a year over year analysis. 

The benefits of NOT using an LLC far outweigh the possible benefits.

I also received the email but will continue to use it as the small cost is outweighed by their easy to use background verifications (renter friendly as I believe it gives them 30 days of use across multiple applications), their market share of rental sites and the communication tools to get everything started.

My buddy also showed me a financial calculator and we ran the numbers together and saw that while it costs slightly more to pay off a 30 year in 15 years, as opposed to getting the 15 year, (like Chris said), that the befits of the 30 year heavily outweigh the 15 year.

Seems like the cons outweigh the pros .

In this case, the dollar amounts are such that the lower interest rate outweighs the higher down payment in terms of net effect on COC ROI.