@Cathie KovacsUnderstood, but I need a way to pass the info to my cpa/ bookkeeper.. as well as keep in the know ourselves I definitely want to turn over all the mundane tasksI do cut my own hair ‘bald ‘ 😁Wife is in the dental field 😁But I get your drift 😁I did assemble a team.

Because dental school is so awesome, my student loan balance is $380k.

I have identified a residential property in Tulsa, OK that I would like to re-zone to a single tenant commercial space for a law office, dental office, or the like.

This will allow you to focus on connecting with a tax practitioner who specializes in real estate taxation.There are a couple CPA's/Accountant's on the message board who may be able to help you.Can you briefly describe what D & A Joint Investments, LLC does?

So is food,, education, medical, dental etc. basically core services. 

Another might want a Aspen Dental, Starbucks, T-mobile retail center newly built with 10 year lease and 2% annual increases for 6.7 cap rate.It's all relative.

@Scott CarrilloPartnership returns normally cost more to prepare than individual returns and there are reasons for this.There are less tax practitioners that specialize in partnership taxation than you will find that specialize in individual taxation.The following is at the minimum required to prepare a blank partnership return1) Name, SSN/EIN, address, active/passive information for each partner2) Reading and understanding of partnership agreement3) Gathering EIN and address of partnership4) determine how tax law changes(I.E. 199A deduction) has an impact on the return.5) Time to prepare and review the returnRegarding whether the partners have to file separately.

Most CPAs are general tax practitioners. 

Hey Jeff thanks for the reply, I’m a dental technician by trade but starting my own business now.

She used 10k of it to pay off my car and take care of some dental for both of us.