View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hello BP! 

I think it is the type of mistake that is made and how the accountant deals with you bringing the issue to him/her.I think the accountant should be doing atleast a bring overview of the documents / information that you provide.At the very least, when clients bring me their Profit and Loss, I try to see that they have the typical expenses that I would see for real estate investors and to see if the numbers make sense.

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An attorney would draw up the agreement and inform you about how many investors under what conditions can join your joint venture with whatever restrictions.

If you can direct me to any sites for this information that would be helpful too. 

I invest in Northeast Ohio and switched to a great CPA firm two years ago that not only has great experience with rental real estate, but also a fiduciary and has been extremely helpful in positioning us for future retirement, including social security.If you would like their contact information, please message me. 

@Carrie Matuga Thank you for the great information!

Hello everyone, I am just getting started in real estate, but there is so much information out there, that I am not quite sure where to start.

As I get older i'm less interested in "the grind" - my body is starting to tell me it's time to work smarter rather than "harder".I am interested in getting a start in wholesaling, I have been scouting out information on the internet and doing a lot of reading over the past 3-4 months.

I'm curious about what exactly I need to have in place for the park to function properly.