We specialize in heavy civil, public works projects worth up to $50M, but at one point in the early 2000’s we even built spec homes as well.

You may be interested in the niche I specialize in.

Finding a good attorney who specializes in structuring real estate partnerships is critical as well, they can help you figure out the best way.  

This might be part of the cable bill.

When we renovated the kitchen for the first time in about 40 years there was no special smell and we've ensured excellent ventilation with the reno.

Should I get an agent that specializes in auction/foreclosures or even just finding houses that require a good amount of sweat equity?

I save those for special holidays (Halloween and Easter).

@Francesca TindalNew Yorkers who have an investment property outside of the state are required to file a non-resident state tax return where the property is located.Since you mention possible errors on the return, you may want to look at getting the return amended before working on the 2019 return.There are a couple CPA's who specialize in real estate taxation on this messageboard

California also has special fees that apply to out of state LLC's, and I don't understand whether the tax treatment of these entities are different.Would appreciate any advice, as well as a reference for a lawyer to advise and help create protections offered by different entities (Series LLC vs Delaware Statutory Trust for example) and a CPA to help advise on the costs/benefits of using those same types of entities.

Here is info:VT multi family 4 units all 1 bed/bath2 units with oil include heat in rent at $800 for one and $825 for other2 units with propane tenants pay heat at $650 eachTenants pay electric, cable, garbage etc.Income is $2925Expenses are:Tax - 303Ins - 200Utilities - 427Vac - 234Repair-146CapEx -292PM-292Mort-490Total - $2384Cash Flow- $541541*12=$649220%= 26600Closing = 8100Inspect = 500Total 35,200(6492/35200)*100= 18%Looks awesome!