Hi JoshuaTo be on the safe side I would totally consult with a Real Estate Attorney, if you need a recommendation please direct message me.Good luck!

I would love to hear from those out there who self filed their taxes for their new REI LLCs in the first year without any investment properties/deals yet.

Not sure if interesting, but my buddy just launched a tool to help find off market properties across the US based on tax delinquencies, probate, pre-foreclosures...etc. the moment the information gets published from the municipalities so you're the first call/email the owner receives.Happy to connect you to him if interesting!

Transfer taxes in PA are no fun.

I prefer to be the GP and control the assets with my post tax dollars since it's my field of expertise vs becoming a private money lender with preferred returns but no control on performance. 

Anyways onto my question:There are a lot of tax incentives to having an STR if you do it yourself.

If you are interested in how to decrease your Federal Taxes and increase your cash-flow, I can help with no-cost consulting or studies specific to your property(ies) whether they are small or large and anywhere in the US or US Territories. 

Title companies would do these types of deals.The ones that may not be insurable are the ones that were sold at tax deed sale, that you would need to first talk to a title company about.

I am certain that there are many opportunities to consider on tax and business structure before buying so curious what some experiences have been.

Any tax implications, etc?