He might specialize in divorce or taxation.

The RATE of taxation is another.

You also avoid having to maintain all the separate trusts discussed previously.Here's the 50,000 foot view...You have an LLC, with all the inherent asset protection and pass through taxation benefits. 

The latter can take advantage of a salary/dividend split to reduce FICA taxation, but your individual tax circumstances may preclude you from being able to take advantage of things.Focus most of your attention on maximizing your after-tax income net of risk and to calibrate how much labor you wish to impute into actively managing your money. 

Please go to https://americansabroad.org/issues/taxation/us-tax...to see explanations on filing a US tax return even if you do not have any US income.  

The common vernacular is "S-Corp", but it's not really a separate entity type - it's simply a taxation election.A lawyer might be able to chime in better, but here is my understanding of the difference between an LLC and a Corporation.A corporation is required to have corporate officers that are technically subject to the shareholders.  

Go find another CPA immediately bad.Moving property out of a Corp is a taxable event, while it isn’t necessarily for an LLC, so that’s not a good thing.Also, if you are a S corporation if you want to take money out of the Corp you must first pay yourself a reasonable salary (and pay payroll taxes on that).If you are a C corporation, you are subject to double taxation (all income is taxed at the corporate level, and then again when distributed to you).If you are a real estate developer it makes sense to own property through a corporation, but not rental real estate.I strongly suggest talking to someone else about you tax situation.

Here I usually ask for proof of income in the form of pay stubs and in summary form from the taxation authorities.

Taxation without representation! 

We intend to buy more SFR and duplexes as well.What about taxes, what do you recommend we do from taxation standpoint?