Welcome! There’s a lot of great CPAs on here. While local can be helpful, having someone that’s real estate focused is the most crucial. I’d also recommend making sure you don’t have any city filing requirements in Ohio as well as some Ohio cities require a tax return.
I use Harrison Greenberg. He’s also a STR investor and real estate is his forte. I’ve used him the past few years, easy to communicate with no surprises. Very thorough
He’s here in Phoenix too
Welcome! There’s a lot of great CPAs on here. While local can be helpful, having someone that’s real estate focused is the most crucial. I’d also recommend making sure you don’t have any city filing requirements in Ohio as well as some Ohio cities require a tax return.
@Ryan Wardlow, hi. When you have rentals in multiple states like Arizona and Ohio, tax filing can get complex due to state-specific filing requirements, income sourcing, and ensuring depreciation and passive activity rules are applied consistently. It’s important to work with a CPA who is experienced in multi-state rental filings, understands when state returns are actually required, and can properly handle carryforwards or prior-year depreciation issues if cleanup is needed.
Looking for a Cpa for this tax season. I have rentals in Arizona and Ohio. Thanks for any assistance you can give.
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Just be mindful that if you have rental sin Ohio, you will likely have an additional filing obligation at the locality level.
The State will require a tax return. There is also a locality that will require an additional tax return(Dependent on where in Ohio you have the property).