I didn't want to pull the trigger just yet on finding a new CPA as I've usually been handling everything on my own. 

Take out the larger loan to pull the trigger on a rental in KS City AND do the addition, or focus on the addition first.

But depending on your location, if you transfer the property into a different LLC, you could trigger transfer tax - which depending on the amount of the taxes could make it cost prohibitive. 

We explained to these tenants that rent was due on the first, and gave them three months to come into compliance. 

Prices in our area (Lee County) are really high so I'm reluctant to pull the trigger on much these days.

Other times: I have a good deal but don’t pull the Trigger due to thinking “well if it’s a good deal, why is it still available?

Some folks become hyper focused on tax savings while minimizing complex compliance requirements.

You should get pre-qualified and let them know your intentions so you will be ready to pull the trigger when you find an opportunity.

Using an MLO for Dodd Frank compliance is an important part of that strategy when selling and financing a buyer that plans to live in the property.

I’m financed and ready to go but haven’t felt like I’ve come across the right deal yet so I haven’t pulled the trigger.