I have heard of out-of-state CPAs not being familiar with these rules and assuming that California, just like their home state, does not impose a filing requirement on single-member LLCs, and their client missed the filing, and the FTB came after them with fines and penalties for failing to file.This being said, if the out-of-state CPA is knowledgeable about California tax rules, then there's no reason to fear unless you actually want to meet your CPA in person.  

My fear is that San Diego is not finished limiting/restricting STRs.  

Imposter Syndrom is something everyone faces and when you add money or a big deal to the equation, it can feel a lot stronger.Something I had to learn is that those feelings of anxiety or fear isn’t a bad thing, its the hard **** you need to do to grow.

I am not endorsing him but for thirty bucks and a quick read do that before you shell out tens of thousands for an asset protection advisor or some other fear based sales pitch.  

Not very kosher and probably against escrow rules, but certainly stupid.All that because they fear Due on Sale and scrutiny.

We are stuck in a cycle of indecision and for lack of a better word, fear, of making a fumble.

This is my fear.

I don't have any capital for the purchase of a property and I fear that I may miss out on this opportune time to get into the market.

I fear it’s going to be a terrible time for a lot of people and the banks are going to own a big chunk of the cabins in that over saturated mediocre middle.  

The first option gets me experience right out of the gate but I fear that with not much cash flow, it could hinder bank loans but I shouldn’t be showing any negative cash flow.