If you were to purchase a business the owners are still responsible for their own 1099, W2, or any K1's due to ownership or gains/losses based on the income received.

The bank will do an appraisal based off the ARV, so that way the numbers are already known up front and generally, minimal surprises.As mentioned in my original post, the goal is to create equity,  and get your DP back out through a refi (and still leave equity in the property) and still have a cash flowing rental property. 

I know a CPA based in NC that I can introduce you to, but to be clear I don't think the location of the CPA necessarily matters provided they have the right software and tools to collaborate remotely. 

Even if a 6plex should sell based on cap rates it might be too close to a 4plex and getting some comparable bias?

Can it be someone based in Houston instead?

Thanks for sharing.Following - I'm based in California.

Everyone else is doing it is not an argument against prosecution.There are now lawyers that are building practices, solely based on suing spam callers to the tune of 1500 per call.And yes I know a number of people in our industry hit with thousands and thousands of dollars for just this issue.

Then based on the buyer’s financial profile, nailing down an interest rate that works for them.

Point of sale is good for flippers because your buyer base doesn't typically have the resources to assume any point of sale violations and make the escrow payment etc....So you taking care of all that is a big opportunity.

Hey Chris, that would be a little early for me as I am based in Richmond, but one of those Monday meets would be good