I currently own 50 doors in Indi and would be more than willing to help you get started and connect you with my existing network to minimize your downside.Best,Nick 

@Eva Hambrick a few things...First, I obviously want a CPA who is a experienced in rental real estate; including things like depreciation, capital improvements vs maintenance expenses, passive activity losses, applying 1031 exchanges, etc.Second, as both a business owner and real estate investor, I want my CPA to understand that I have both earned income and passive income, and help me strategize how to reduce my tax liabilities from this standpoint.Finally, I want my CPA to be proactive in helping me plan and manage my tax strategy as part of my overall financial health all year long, not just file my tax return in April.

My regular insurance policy covers rent loss, but only in the event of a catastrophic occurrence  ( fire , flood, etc). 

Here in Mesa County our planners are way ahead of the curve in what they allow and the minimal square footage.

If the light is not the problem, the other thing that they might be doing is minimizing radio frequency radiation (RF) while they sleep. 

I like the strategies of either seller financing (as much as possible), OR raising minimal debt/equity capital for your business in conjunction with private loans.  

If your goal is to minimize chaos, go with whichever option allows you to include a property manager in your budget. 

Hi Everyone- I do quite a few flips each year and am looking for a software/app to help me with profit/loss for each flip. 

Real suggestions on how to minimize or eliminate taxes.Also the cost needs to be reasonable. 

As the investor/middleman in a sandwich lease your goal is to control the property with minimal cash out-of-pocket.