A good CPA is a strategic partner who can help you do things correctly (to avoid penalties, surprises, and even jail) and maximize your cash flow in ways you may not be aware of.Yes, you'll likely need to pay taxes in Ohio.

Don't know anything about either place myself so can't give you much advice there.Also don't know how robust the retirement rental niche is.

On our high end homes we get a pro designer, but don't solicit feedback nearly as strategically.

Hello again, I like robust conversation.

James wrote:I invest in strategic RELATIONSHIPS!

( I have a strategic alliance with a local community bank for my primary business )What sort of properties should I look at?

Suggestion #6: I never saw this in any school or college I attended, but I saw it ALL the time in the establishments where I worked: How about comment cards and suggestion boxes placed in strategic locations throughout the school AND [maybe] in businesses throughout the community?

I was just wondering, from a strategic point of view if anyone had any ideas on how to turn this into a better situation for all concerned (especially me and the small rehabbers!).

A real estate crash typically takes months or years giving you time to think, strategize and react.

I wanted to get advice on how to best strategize on this from this great network.