The fee is $300 per year same crazy amount as having a distinct entity here.

These cities have the distinct advantage at looking at how poorly growth was handled around Austin and being able to make decent master plans.

The valuation and market value of a multi family property differs from a single family and you want someone that understands the distinctions if you go that route.

The outcome of these efforts is unpredictable at this time but yes, there is a distinct possibility that 1031 exchanges may be on their way out.

@Dylan Beckwith, that sounds very Minnesota specific at that level; Ohio doesn't have that distinction.

The distinction being a newly licensed agent is a "provisional broker" until one completes 90 hours of post license education.

If I only have 2-3 houses at any given time, is there a distinct advantage (tax or liability) to holding the properties in company rather than my own name?

Just one minor correction (as it can be an important distinction):You don't necessarily need a listing agreement from the seller to advertise their property (legally); you only need permission to advertise.

One thing I'm puzzled about is the loan officer telling you 20% down on account of your credit when the Vendee Financing brochure from the VA distinctly says it's NOT a credit driven product, i.e., they are only concerned with your income.BTW, my wife is the one purchasing this house and I believe her credit was just under 680 and we're only putting 5% down.

While these functions are related, they usually involve two distinct types of professionals.We've had a tax filing CPA for decades, but we only recently got help from a company that helps us manage (and make sense out of) our daily transactions.