@Justin Thorpe I’ll also chime in agreement: what makes the Bay Area unique is the scarcity of land, which does not exist in TX and other high growth markets.

It sounds like this "loophole" might be closed through PAL, but I'm hoping someone can clarify if that's the case or if there are any other unique ideas.

Each of these has their own unique benefits to offer, let me know if you have any additional questions!

These days I look for very specific information on how to resolve those unique challenges versus researching "how to analyze a deal".

I'm also no stranger to Quickbooks, because that's what I've used for decades.But, there are some unique details about R.E. that make me wonder if there's a better option besides Quickbooks.If a landlord holds multiple properties and each one is in its own LLC, you probably should use a separate Chart of Accounts for each LLC in order to avoid piercing the corporate veil.

Leverage your unique market to grow as an investor. 

This project was unique and would be difficult to reuse the exact plans.

@Johnny LauYou need to be mindful that California has unique tax laws when it comes to 1031 exchanges.

Furthermore, Ohio is a unique state where there are many locality returns.Doing the return yourself can save you money...if you know what you are doing.When you have partnerships, you are not just dealing with your tax situation, but others as well(your parents).

Hey BP family, I'm an investor in Tampa Florida, and I looking for "unique" ways to find RE investors who are ACTUALLY closing deals.