You only need a CPA if you are required to provide the public with certifications of your financial statements such as with corporations, you could use a CPA, but you probably don't need a CPA (LOL).

Large corporations do this all the time.

A POF showing their name on the bank account for at least the purchase price valid within the last 30 days.If a corp or another entity they have to submit articles or better yet you look up for the state where they are the controlling interest and make the decisions.Bottom line is people that purport to be something they are not junk up the real deals from happening and waste everyone's time.

Watch out and make sure you know who the tenants are for the multi family units and if you have rent control or a protected class there (section 8) etc.Store on ground level if corporate tenant versus mom and pop even better unless mom and pop has strong time open in the business and books with good growth.

Because how can a corporation live in a house?

A secondary goal would be to earn enough cash flow to quit my corporate job :-)

I read through some open source articles and the phrase “unless the LLC opts to be taxed as a corporation” surfaced which I immediately thought, “Why would an LLC want to be taxed as a corporation?”

Also have REIA membership dues due and need to go to the next meeting on August 1st.But seriously, in the meantime, I'm STUCK in corporate america.

Corporations don't grow by only having ONE MAN'S secrets.

The builder has spent the last year transferring everything between various LLCs and filing both corporate and personal BKs.