For planning, i've found the following to be decent planning factors:  10% property management fees, 10% potential repair and maintenance expenses, plus any excise taxes your area imposes and condo/association fees. 

Great to buy homes for $50K if they cash flow but just keep in mind your setting yourself up for a difficult path if you plan to take any cash out down the road based on minimum loan size/Max 75% LTV guide lines.  

We have all of our plans and have begun applying for permits (though that is taking much longer than expected due to Ian backup). 

It also depends on how many properties you plan on holding, renting,etc.

Hello everyone, We are planning to sell our house in San Diego, CA.

Move on, and avoid letting fear stop you from looking at opportunities to implement your plans.

You don't necessarily need a CPA licensed in those states to provide you with tax planning, tax advice or to help prepare your return.licensure for CPA's by states are normally important when you want to provide assurance / auditing related assurance

If you have a good business plan for the next property it could make a LOT of sense. 

See what they're saying for your area and then plan on probably 20 or so hours minimum up front setting it up and then -- if you get the right systems in place -- maybe 2-3 hours a week managing.

With most people having their own streaming services, we don't plan to pay for cable.