@Carlos Villalobos Hey yes, plocs can get complicated.

However, if you are considering selling one of your investment properties, the tax implication can be a bit more complicated.

What I'd do is sell, making several assumptions I imagine you'd have a 15% long term capital gains rate & would finishing with ~$230k (for a new investor I'd avoid 1031, complicated with short deadlines to find properties, etc.)

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

You're creating this whole complicated thing to try and avoid losing a few grand.

It's a fairly complicated topic with a lot of specialized services.

Finance degree is way over the top since rei financing isn’t nearly that complicated in my opinionSome accounting, in general, is good.

We set up the LLC for the purpose of buying and selling properties so this should not be a complicated document to generate and I'm wondering if this should have been included the formation documents.Please advise - I look forward to the comments.Marc

Sorry to make it complicated....but it is complicated.

There are other very capable CPAs on the forums as well, just be sure the one you pick is familiar with CA laws, which tend to be more complicated than other states (I think most on the forums are).