for example if I have a property rented for $2000 a month and I charge 1 month rent as a turnover commission and 10% of each monthly rentals as a management fee I would send my owner a 1099 for the full $24,000 and they would just line items the turnover commission and monthly management fee as an expense on their schedule E , correct? 

Which newbie's also often only look at the rate when structure of the loan like fees besides points, pre-payment penalties are often much more important then the "rate".  

He also pays a pool care fee every month and $50 for water, as he could not get the account in his name when he first moved in.

Factoring in rehab cost, we're still staying below 80% ARV, refinancing and getting our cash back.

I think the increase in E&O insurance for adding property management services is a key factor.Example Split Structures:1) Split 50/50 the monthly management fee.

I think I spent like 400 setting mine up on Legal Zoom and then I pay a yearly registered agent fee of like 150/200 and then I pay a yearly fee to the state of like 100 bucks. 

Some advocate for factoring in debt services, while others argue for excluding them from the calculation.

But I use to be able to link the property management portal to my bank account in case I need to contribute fund to the property management company's account.My accountant is willing to charge a small fees and handle the above payment for me, however I might have a bigger amount due to IRS after completing the 2023 TR (for capital gain tax), so I am not sure if I am comfortable to send my accountant a large amount and she then pay IRS.Also would anyone recommend any good / reliable accountant for my TR 2022 and 2023, who is also familiar with FIRPTA withholding?

Be aware of the regulations surrounding rent stabilization and factor this into your investment strategy.Considering Out-of-State Investments:Diversification: Investing outside of your state might provide you access to possibly more inexpensive markets as well as diversification.

Weigh all the factors of out of state.