If you properly notified the owner prior to that date and then they died after you took ownership, then you do not have to deal with their heirs.

Not in GA specifically but we here at biggerpockets have @Garrett Brown who is specifically here for STR questions and content, so if STR community and tips is what you're looking for I definitely recommend giving him a follow to keep up to date on what folks are saying about STRs on the BP forums!

I've always been curious on this one as I run into a ton of folks that did taxes incorrectly on turbotax/h&R/etc...and for the question, I think reaching out to a local CPA or to Michael above and just paying for it may be far easier than trying to deal with the IRS yourself.

I am not a tax/legal expert, but as an underwriter on DSCR deals, I have seen many entity structures. 

Always interested in partnering, finding deals and learning from other like minded people.

I have funded a few deals outside the Columbus area.

Yes, that could mean better deals, but you are buying into sinking markets in most cases right now.

HelloWe've had great success on our two SFH long term rental properties, and one of the parts that I really enjoy in this endeavor has been the deal analysis. 

Hey @Joseph Johnston - I'm a broker and investor in NYC, and I've done deals in Bronx.Multifam in the boroughs are moving slower than usual, especially if it's not completely turnkey and/or has any tax incentives on it. 

Conversely, rushing into deals without thorough due diligence is something I would avoid.