Your best bet is likely a CPA who deals with international clients and incorporation.

After the transfer happens.

In DeCleene, 115 T.C. 457 (2000) the taxpayer closed on a vacant lot and then transferred the lot to a third-party while improvements were constructed.

If you have a loan, you may wish to look into due-on-transfer clauses.

Hey Chris,Yeah, it's going to vary pretty widely by group, and even internally within a lender their programs will vary based on the committed square footage that is committed to residential v. commercial.You will also likely find variance depending on where the property is located and the active tenant situation.

That's my understanding of Prop 19 and that passed under the guise of helping fire victims and senior citizens transfer their low property tax basis to a new property if they moved. 

I know 5 will not work as they don’t have the feature to defer capital gains that are invested in opportunity zone, so I will have to somehow manually record that in 8949 and transfer to Schedule D.After this is over, I will apply for a CPA license - I am now wondering if it is as easy as getting a license for property manger or real estate agent 😉

Furthermore, I seem to have a relentless internal compass that points me in its direction.As mentioned before, I'd appreciate your insight, even if that means holding steady the course I'm on for the time being.

At first, I struggled with this concept with internal questions like: "Why are they paying me 15% when they are already paying me to manage the property?"

Does the program aim to help me become an independent investor, or is the goal to foster dependency on their platform and a roster of internal coaches with high fees?