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All Forum Posts by: Heidi Cousineau

Heidi Cousineau has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

I would love that, thank you!

Awesome, thank you!

Hello -

Looking to buy a duplex in Albany, NY as an investment property but have little cash. Great credit. Can I find 15% down payment options do you think? Any other way to scale with little casH? Thanks!

Post: Trouble Finding a good Tax Pro

Heidi CousineauPosted
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Hi there! 

My friend and I just bought a STR together. We also have our own respective small businesses. I am looking for a tax pro who can help us strategize and set up our business for success. Having trouble finding someone good on the Tax Pro finder here. Anyone have any suggestions or recommendations?

Hello!

I am working on closing my first mortgage on a property in South Florida. I intend to househack or STR, but with my friend who will be my 50/50 partner. Can someone please share advice on how to do this the right way? I will hold the mortgage, but we will split all costs, form an LLC, and be joint owners of the LLC. I just want to make sure she has equal ownership, even if not on the mortgage.

In my research, im finding the watch out is that if we do a quick claim deed, the note could be called due in full. Any way around that or suggestions on how to structure?