That is the dream as I don't enjoy the book keeping. 

Hello all,Business is going well, and most of you know me as an investor focused Realtor in Omaha and in the next couple months I have the amazing opportunity to scale that business exponentially as the Acquisitions Director for an amazing Real Estate Company (more info to publish later) but I am actually seeking recommendations for a good real estate tax professional who serves the Omaha area.Basically I am already formed as S Corp but I am forming an LLC (potentially under my S Corp) with myself and the contractors I work hand in hand with to renovate properties with the intent of serving under one "legal" roof when we assist investors in finding and renovating properties for investors and want to make sure we set ourselves up as strong as possible.Any recommendations?

Ill accept all answers and let me know if you got other questions on my scenario.I just feel like Im at a spot where the options here are endless and I want to  continue building my assets to create family wealth and retire early and enjoy life.

Mainly looking for Turnkey flips and BRRRR opportunities.Apart frpm real estate, I enjoy Travelling the world with my wife, and enjoying different types cuisines and exploring medival european cities. 

And than say we go to west metro, Minnetonka, arguably on of the most landlord friendly areas in nation, and where $4k, $7k, $10k rents are a reality one could enjoy.

@Matthew MorrowI assume you would feel the same way about contractors and licensing.

Your acquisition manager should paint a picture of how it will look after you go under-contract, mentioning that you'll need to send an inspector, contractors, and/or partners, and that it usually takes 2 or 3 visits.

Besides making our house prettier and more comfortable, something we can enjoy while we are here after the renovation,  all these things will certainly add a lot of value to the house.

Does it have to be a specific reason to allow them to break the agreed rental contract or it only applies to long term lease? 

(o) The yard is a shared common area for the enjoyment of all residents; lawn furniture and other items stored in the yard are subject to use by other Tenants.