Turn on keyword alerts on Biggerpockets for Orlando, find people located here, connect with them and ask if they know any events/meetups in the area.After that, I always encourage people to work backwards.

If a full scope appraisal showing the land value was not completed during the purchase process, taxpayers may consider the following options:Rely on the county tax assessor’s allocation: A taxpayer can review their county tax assessor’s property allocation, which usually provides an assessment of land and improvements based on the county’s guidelines.

., Each of those LLCs are different tax payers owning different properties. 

This can minimize interactions and potential friction.I operate a LTR and STR in the same building, and honestly its been great and its nice to have a set of eyes on the place 24/7 that can alert me if there's something wrong or an issue.

In others, you're buying the tax receivable for a certain year; you pay the taxes to the city/county in place of the taxpayer, and now the taxpayer owes you instead of the gov't.

They all have alerts for Columbus on, and Midwest, and everything else we are talking about...and not a single one has popped in to defend themselves.If someone called me out in the forums and it was valid and responded to and confirmed by others, I would either admit my playbook, show up, or respond in some way.Hey @Jonathan Greene, I am one of the founders, 50% owner, and principal broker of Reafco.

Hey Marc, Claiming Real Estate Professional Status (REPS) for a taxpayer (TP) who is a W-2 employee and involved in asset management is indeed challenging.

Once a taxpayer meets the REP status, do they need to materially participate in each property?

To qualify as a real estate professional, a taxpayer must meet both of the following criteria:Taxpayers perform more than 50% of services in real property trades or businesses in which they materially participate.

This usually occurs if the buyer “qualifies” for the loan and an incentive - higher interest rates, transfer fees, etc. to the lender is provided.  3 - the parties entering into  a transaction, take steps to conduct business in a way that doesn’t “alert” the lender to the fact that the property ownership has transferred.