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Felipe Cortinas
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Looking for a Buy and Hold Real Estate CPA

Felipe Cortinas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • S. Florida
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Good evening Bigger pockets!

I'm aiming to close on my first deal in Dayton, OH at the end of this month! It's a 4 unit multi family and I think I may have put the cart before the horse! So I'm looking to get some professionals around me. I'm already speaking to a real estate attorney and setting up an LLC, I'm also looking to get a CPA that can direct me not just during tax season, but how to best do tax advantageous purchases through out the year.

If anyone has any recommendations on a investor friendly CPA in OH I would appreciate it.

Thanks,

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Michael Plaks
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Michael Plaks
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@Felipe Cortinas

You cannot really "buy and hold real estate CPA" but you can rent a good one. :)

To find a local one, you can a) ask your attorney b) join a local REI club and ask there and c) ask in the Ohio Forum here on BP. 

Also, unlike with an attorney, your CPA does not have to be local. You can find 20+ expert accountants on this forum. Most of us work remotely nationwide.

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