You can also ask in the Austin forum here on BP.But if you're open to a remote service - any of us tax experts on this BP forum can help.

Think of Malcom Gladwell’s 10,000 hour principle, that it takes this amount of time to become “expert” at something.Be ambitious, be strategic, move first, move fast, persist.

I’m not an expert but can share a few things that I’ve learned.Generally, the LLC is registered in the state where the property resides.

Ask your CPA/real estate tax expert.  

I might be able to get you connected to a local expert.

Even though they are the expert, you still need to ensure they are a good fit for you.

You can find 20+ expert accountants on this forum.

I am no expert but some issues you might want to look out for:- Mold in crawlspace/basement (as well as evidence of running water during storms, we've seen this)- Structural damage/settling (definitely hire an expert on this one)-Improved Electrical/Plumbing (These systems DO have a lifespan and the older systems aren't as reliable as newer ones)- Asbestos Flooring and Tile (Where I am from the removal of this stuff is mandated by law to be done by a licensed professional, no DIY.

That being said, I'm still looking for my first property, so I am in no way an expert.  

@Robert Burns @Jim Pellerin is the absolute expert on this.