Lastly on Agents the other biggee is most come from W 2 as their past income source so tax's were always taken out..

There are some great software tools out there for organizing flip income, expenses, and important tax / financial info. but I wouldn't recommend Quickbooks (and I'm not alone in this as a CPA).

Investor Risks 258k plus 10% for tax insurance debt utls etc. and the other 10% is sales costs and ( in todays market) seller assist closing costs or interst rate buy down.

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How might owner financing potentially reduce his tax liability?

The current tax assessment value of my property is $119,700 and I pay $4,188.30 annually in taxes. (2023 tax year)My house was recently revalued by an appraisal company with a 2024 assessment of $254,000.

I would like to find someone who could advise the best legal structure for this situation in terms of tax implications.Thanks again,Richard

I already filed the license application with the state, but read somewhere that hillsborough also requires you to apply for some sort of tax ID. 

I'm getting close to 10k back on my tax return this year and thought that might be some solid capital.

During this time of year it's tax time and I'm getting all of that together which takes a while.