After I received my SS4 form I noticed my Social Security was on both of them.

Tenants didn't stay so I turned into an STR.Already secured a tenant for 6 months at $4,000/month for the furnished place What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

As you will be living on the property, any concern about securing retroactive permits for the work can be deferred until such time as you decide to sell or rent.    

This project has lots of appeal because our cash investment in the land we're developing is almost nothing and we have the security of just being able to sell lots to all the builders I work with. 

You also said you have great tenants and they’re worth their weight in gold!

Your housing is secure and you like it and you have time to learn more before forcing it too early.

Another kind semi-issue I’m having is that my most recent investment property purchase was put all on a single loan that’s currently 87% LTV so the loan is also secured by my first property.

On the application from bigger pockets landlord forms it asks for their social security number.

Our property is in the Buffalo market, but I was wondering how folks approached securing a CPA, specifically in a new market where you may not have an entire "team" in place yet?

In the process of securing estimates from GCs to develop a total cost for the project.