Not to beat a dead horse, but sounds like your CPA isn't correct.

There is a carriage house exception but that has to actually be an old carriage house for horses, and from what I understand this rarely applies.

Unfortunately there is a race to the bottom on pricing and several people are trying to win that race.

My first two properties are still in my personal name and I actually need to switch that up finally, so thank for the reminder.Nonetheless, you can definitely still open up an LLC, I just try to avoid putting the cart before the horse.   

It's a race now.

I would never deny anyone due to their race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), familial status, disability or (new one for Colorado) source of income.

Slow and steady can win the race, but you need to be committed.Wondering which path you chose?

There are tons of syndication opportunities in the market place.Check out @Ian Ippolito's site or 506investorgroup for lots of information on syndications.I spend more time analyzing new opportunities than analyzing prior investments (the horse has already left the barn on those).

It is embarrassing how these people teach complete horse crap and people like you EAT-It-UP!

As soon as you walk out of the cabin the dogs race to the dinky fence about 80 yards from the cabin and bark like they want to kill you.