But I use to be able to link the property management portal to my bank account in case I need to contribute fund to the property management company's account.My accountant is willing to charge a small fees and handle the above payment for me, however I might have a bigger amount due to IRS after completing the 2023 TR (for capital gain tax), so I am not sure if I am comfortable to send my accountant a large amount and she then pay IRS.Also would anyone recommend any good / reliable accountant for my TR 2022 and 2023, who is also familiar with FIRPTA withholding?

@Alba Cheung, to piggyback off Josh, in addition to local ordinances, you must review the bylaws if the properties reside in an HOA community.

It really depends on how long you plan to hold and what your long term goals are with acquiring additional properties.  

If the sister is a beneficiary and now the executrix, it could potentially make the process easier but I'd need more info to be of any additional help.

So, just like their constant attack/desire to repeal Obamacare, they looking to go after the IRA Act just like they are trying to kill the additional funding to the IRS. 

., Jordan this is not a good deal. maybe there is 20k less cap gains, not worth it. 

Add on not having to potentially pay capital gains tax if it was a personal residence for 2+ years.I vote sell the house.

In addition to the areas named by Jay, I would personally add Scottsdale, AZ, Columbus, OH, Richmond, VA, and Cleveland, OH.

Alternatively, or additionally, you can attempt to secure ownership of smaller properties utilizing one of the possible “nothing down” strategies.  

If the water bill is $100 a month, increase the price by 20% (or whatever you decide is fair) to compensate you for the time required to split and bill and to cover additional use when tenants squander the utility.