Looking for real estate focused tax advisors for new investors, someone who will take time to explain and advise benefits, best practices and any areas of concern in real estate investing based on our current financial portfolio.  

For this service were we saved his financial butt I charged 3X of what he would have paid with Kiavi or Lima one etc.. but those guys cant move like we move.. so it all worked out And thats pretty much the niche i have carved out..

Using a Gmail account as a financial institution.

My priorities are finding a company with a strong track record in:-Tenant screening and placement-Rent collection and financial reporting-Maintenance coordination and responsiveness-Competitive management feesAny insights or recommendations from experienced Lafayette investors would be greatly appreciated!

@Angela Costa you should research working with a financial advisor as @Jeff Nash is stating no one on the forum can provide comprehensive planning and personalized advice you need to work with a real financial professional.  

I own my own business/LLC and am open to changing that structure for tax purposes, such as putting it under an S- or C-Corp if it would help with this situation.)I appreciate any and all thoughts on this matter as I can't seem to get out of my own head on this!

The key to financial independence is acquiring properties that give you money each month, not add to your overhead.

I have the sam situation.

Higher price and higher interest rate to the buyer.It turns out to be a nice cash flow situation for 10 years or more.Getting 60k down payment is super duper.

Here is my situation I grew up with slumlords my parents paid all cash for thirteen properties.