We are looking from LA to San Diego, so if any one can help or refer someone with answers that would be excellent.Thank you,NinaHi Nina.Actually you need more than the down, as DSCR lenders require you can show you have an excess amount of cash, so you can afford payments, etc.

California charges a minimum tax of $800 a year per LLC, and more if you have gross receipts in excess of $250k.

If you use the vehicle more than 50% in the first year of service, but use it less than 50% in a following year, you are required to recapture any excess depreciation.If you plan to use the vehicle for more than 50% business use, you would not need a separate business entity to claim the deduction, you can claim it on schedule C.

Your appetite and skill set will eventually determine the path you wish to take. 

For investment property in a normal city like charlotte i tend to avoid them due to excessive hoa dues...  

I'm assuming these are excess and surplus lines but I'm not certain.

But it’s the analytical ability that allows then to identify the really good or great opportunities, and deal making ability that allows them to obtain a share of the profits in excess of what most salespersons will obtain.‘’As an example I’ve seen many times, a wholesaler stumbles across a deal he believes has huge potential profit.  

.:)When you want to sell one and buy multiple replacement propertiesWhen you want to sell multiple properties and consolidate into a larger propertyWhen you want to move from an appreciation market to a cash flow market or vice versaWhen you have excess equity that is not performing and is dragging down your ROIWhen you want to change geographiesWhen you want to change types of investment propertyWhen you want to move from active to passive investing - or vice versaWhen you want to position your assets for some personal enjoyment as well as investmentWhen you want to position your assets towards retirementWhen you want to position your assets towards tax free incomeWhen you are starting to do some estate planningWhen cap ex expenses are looming on the horizon of your current propertyWhen the current property no longer meets your desired parametersWhen depreciation has been maximized and you want to get access to more depreciable basisIn other words - Plan your investing journey. 

The amount that you provide on his / her behalf is counted towards the 'support' that you are providing which may be required to list him/her as a dependent.Furthermore section 280A may limit you from taking losses in excess of income.Best of luck to you in your search for a CPA.

That feels excessive to me, even every six months may be more manageable for everyone.