@Eamonn McElroy - okay, I'll have my CPA translate that for me ;-)Our rental portfolio is definitley run and set up as a business and would pass a bright line test.We will definitley will be running different entity scenarios for 2019 to see which one works best in the new tax environment, but I am past the point where I understand all the nuts and bolts my CPA is talking about..

Which means your CPA splitting his bill 3-way, and getting 3 partial payments: one from each of the LLCs and the third one from you personally.Yes, I do realize that this sounds completely nuts, but this is what you're supposed to do if you truly maintain financial separation between your LLCs and yourself.

That price and their proposal sounds nuts for where you're at.

It goes pretty deep into the nuts and bolts of complex tax planning. 

Check out The Fruitful Investor on YouTube for ideas.

(Publically available, opens source DB, for postal use)    Pitfalls.... its really only 23 states, only contains mailable addresses (no lots/acreage), and you better be able to write a solid parsing script and sql queries, and ready to manage 80gb of databases unless you don't mind spending $1k / month for a cloud server with the nuts to handle a single 80GB db.

I also give a move in gift and that's about it.My move in gift is usually a new door mat, a basket of fruits, a set of scented candles, female tenants get a dozen of giant sunflowers by the window.

Most buyers, obviously, will be financing and it would be nuts to terminate a deal with your buyer that will most likely arise again.

I think you're all nuts.

Do you boycott everything electronic because one of its founding inventors was a racist ("the fruit of the poisonous tree")?