And yes, a good CPA will know state taxation laws, or the ability to research said laws.

Make sure the entity is in good standing with the State - I could be wrong on this, but I believe some states have issues with allowing a UCC to be filed on an entity that is not in good standing.

Thank you to the Brrrr method and a great team, we've been able to grow quicklyUnfortunate though, we have had a less than pleasant experience with our current property management company. 

Quote from @Kaleb Johnson: Quote from @Brandon Vukelich: @Kaleb Johnson if you are serious about wholesaling, it is highly recommended that you hire a real estate attorney in your state to help you draft the docs you need, applicable in your state.

This is true for every jurisdiction in the state but of the local jurisdictions I am only aware of the city of San Diego having indicated a duration (12 months).  

@Jay Jones  what state is the property in?

Here's an article with things to consider when selecting a cost segregation company.

@Sharon Porter,Investing in a state-controlled property like this can be an opportunity, but it's critical to understand the legal and logistical nuances.

You want to work with private money, not residential mortgage companies for investment properties.

There are companies out there who will review a file for you (for a fee) and be able to tell you what was changed on the document?