Tax strategy for a bakery or dry cleaner is not anything like tax strategy for real estate investors.That being said, perhaps the best places to start looking would be:1. ask real estate attorneys for referrals2. ask around at real estate investor groupsAnd know that, if you stay in this business, you will more than likely change CPAs as your business and experience grows.You're asking good questions.

I am not sure if your state offers them, however, it is essentially what you are looking for just in a cleaner package.

Thermostat we manage through Nest via app on phone, or have cleaners check the settings during a turn if it is a non-automated thermostat.

I'm looking for good cleaners, sub contractors, and or property managers.

The 1031 accommodator says the names need to be the same on both closing statements.Here is what we are planning: Transfer title of the relinquished property into my wife and my names as individuals, close the sale and purchase loan and then transfer back into the LLC immediately after closing.Is there a cleaner way to do this without creating a taxable event?

In this situation it kind of bit me in the behind ... would have been cleaner if it's a month-to-month, and have them reapply separately that way.  

Having said that I have the same group of cleaners that handles all of my STRs.  

Get hospitable for automatic messaging, get pricelabs for automatic pricing and use get properly to send cleaning tasks and checklists to your cleaners.

If that's enough to get them the down payment they need, perhaps it's a cleaner way to go.

Or maybe just cleaners?