I live in Kansas. My single-member LLC is registered in KS. The LLC owns property in MO. The MO property had a net loss for 2024. I understand I file for the net loss. But do I do so in KS, MO or both states?

The dude asking for advice is a 33 year old retired NFL player and she recommended he check out a $5 or $10 book written by another 33 year old retired NFL player.

Hello, my name is Trevor and I’ve recently took in the interest of wholesaling properties, I have never networked before so I’d like to make friends and potential clients in which we can both help eachother out some. 

Is this your only rental?

If you have any questions about this or any other markets I would be happy to answer any of those questions!

Finally, if you cannot find sold properties to compare within the timeframe or distance you can go out a bit to find properties to compare.This will get you started with finding values for residential 1-4. 

I plan to come a scope out locations/properties this winter. 

I can also share some great resources and guides to get you started.Let me know what specifically you're looking to learn, and we can set up a time to talk.

They do not communicate once you’ve informed them of how they screwed up.  

I don't understand this topic very well so looking for a connection to a good real estate focused CPA to help with my filing.LLC does not change your taxes, and it's even possible that cost segregation does not.