Paying taxes is a cost of doing business and unless you are in the 100MM+ territory, you are going to pay one way or the other.

When you're cross over into cold call territory, you're really talking about sales strategy.

We're all living in uncharted territory right now. 

They do not operate as far west as Ohio.RBC is/was in the south east (they also own City National in California) - I do not know if they have expanded territory recently.Banque de Montréal (BMO) owns Harris Bank (rebranded BMO Harris?)

In any case, I think the new tenant is most likely smoking weed, and this is a tough one but that's what comes with the landlord territory. 

This way I may get into 2 to 3 mill MF territory.

Subsequently having to divert resources to stage a title defense in a foreign territory could be quite a headache. 

Even with property management, I set up our contract where I get called if the situation is over $200 to repair, so it just seems being disrupted on vacation is part of the territory.

I think it's fairly straight forward as these things go, but it's new territory for me and I want to know the tax implications before taking the plunge.Situation: I am considering forming a 2-member LLC with a colleague.  

My first two houses sold within 5 days of listing, so this is new territory for me and any guidance is appreciated.This house has been on the market for 5 weeks and not one offer has come in.The typical bread and butter ranch around here is $240k-$260k - so this more of a "step up" house.First two weeks it was priced at $380k.