Do not argue or alienate this person as in most cases it is important to obtain this person' support and guidance... learn from this person as much as you can.2.

Extemely Important Question: Am I allowed to have a non-renter living in my house that is not yet a certified rental?

@Antoine Martel 's advice about avoiding analysis paralysis is important too. 

There are some growing pains with the newer companies, obviously it takes time and more importantly everyone to band together if they want to get more direct bookings.

Most importantly, baseball gave a kid who was raised by a working class single-mother the opportunity to graduate from a private university (Loyola Marymount) without a dime of student debt!

This allows their attorney to goose her income as well.As far as being "relentless" in enforcement that is ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS MANAGEMENT HAS TO DO.

Is it more important to find a Tax Preparor with expertise in the State whereI live or the State where I own rental properties.

Also for rehabs, what software do you use to track expenses related to type of work completed (electrical, plumbing, etc), and what features have been important to you in your business to analyze historical expenses on rehabs?

@Fred CanzanoI agree very strongly with @Brian Eastman do not rush this decision as it is an important one, you want a custodian that you trust, however be sure to have those funds deposited into a qualified account before your 60 days are up.In terms of custodians, here are some things to consider. 1.

Co-Ownership of a rental does not constitute a partnership if there isn't participation in the ways you quoted above.This is why it's important to have a CPA who specializes in RE and can do more than file your return (like help with tax planning- something that saves you money rather than costing you).