I've heard more horror stories than success stories.It could be 100% legit, but I would carefully read the fine print and keep a close eye on them every step of the way.The biggest red flag?

Sometimes insurance companies will find ways in the fine print to justify not paying out for all claims leaving you vulnerable, especially when there is high dollars amounts involved.It’s a matter of your risk tolerance and ability to navigate the complexities of multiple LLC without driving yourself or your accountant crazy.

You have to find common ground, display competence, earn their respect, etc., or you're just dumb, out of state money that they can cheat out of a few extra bucks every chance they get.

. $1500 for the leather couch, $60 for small print out artwork and $200 for the large hand painted artwork over couch, bedframes I got from a startup called Thuma which is solid wood high quality easy to put together yourself for $995 each compared to $1500+ at stores for comparable quality, I highly recomend Thuma and no they don't pay me to say this haha. 

@Ryan Copeland Hi Ryan, I have taken a look at city-data.com, yes.I am looking for a site that displays historical data/trends in housing prices, market rent, household income, etc.

I had a list that I used to go by from an article on the topic I printed out and kept in a file.

Audit protection from the fine print of most tax professionals do not include paying the taxpayers additional taxes, interest or penalties.What you are really paying for is representation from the tax professional if you were to get a notice / audit from the IRS / State.The 'logic' behind the purchase for audit protection is that the cost you would pay with the filing of your return would be 'cheaper' than if you got a notice later and asked for representation.E.X. if you pay for audit protection during the filing of your return, it may be $200.if you don't pay for audit protection and you get a notice down the road and want representation, it might be $400 

@Vincent PirroneDo you have blue prints and construction quotes already?

This includes building/maintaining the database and manually printing, addressing, and stamping envelopes. 

@Michael WinThere should be a warning for doctors printed in bold, all caps somewhere: "stop freaking reading online crap about paying zero taxes!"