I have attached quotes from two individuals for the same property.

In my opinion you will still need a CPA even if you have an accountant. 10-20 doors does not have to be a lot of work and when you get into many more doors you can always revisit the situation then.

Two years ago; my wife and I made the choice to move to New Orleans in the hopes of creating an airBNB within that city.

I bought a house for 325k last year, a comp renovated 10 doors down is up for 540,000. 3/2 same as mine, 300 square foot bigger.

I always loved this last part because I hated having to bring a buyer, or several buyers at once, through an occupied property to look at it.The two common challenges with these types of deals are:1.  

You must haves lived in it for At Least 2 of those years which means you had to have rented it for Less than 3 of those 5 years (5 minus however long you rented it must equal 2 years or more).Excellent answer, with two corrections:A.

Options: 1: I try to develop one of the two current vacant lots that I own using a mobile home to bring in more rental income without needing to get a new mortgage.

My husband and I were legally separated when I bought the home and had since reconciled and ended up with two houses.

Also, for the DNC - sign up for a DNC SANS account and you get two counties DNC list for free I think!

If you want to maximize your max rents then if might be a good idea to condomise it so that you can get rents as two separate units.