This is where I believe it is critical to get the info from someone that knows the post Dodd Frank way of doing it, and not in pieces from the internet.

I talk to people daily that don't have internet.

Can I separate out the heat on the lease, become a “vendor” (create another business entity) and require tenants to apply for heat assistance - thereby getting paid for the heat?

What are y'all seeing here lately in the market and who needs assistance?

I would love to show how I can assist you in acquiring new properties and selling properties if you wish to do so.

On one hand, inflation is assisting with a rise in real estate prices.

Well, I went down the list on The Internet Machine and The Google for every local bank in my area offering HELOCS for my rentals (I already have one on my Primary)  Anyone have any luck with any other banks out there?

You aren't required to but in the case, they decide they aren't leaving stating a hardship due to the time of year, weather, etc, it would be cheaper and faster to provide assistance to get them out instead of going through a court process.

(I'm patient and will need an extension anyway due to my K-1s) I have been trying to find a new CPA for my 2021 taxes and so far the only ones who have real estate specialties that I have been able to get a hold of are those who assist active investors who structure the deals as a GP or RE investing is their main source of income.

Looking for a South Carolina CPA who is investor-friendly and can assist in the following areas:Buy-Sell AgreementsBusiness Sale strategies (long term capital gain spread out over 5-10 years, etc)Solo 401(k) plans filing 5500 formsPro-Active Strategies, not just tax preparationThanks for any help you can give, needs to be licensed and familiar with South Carolina.