All Forum Posts by: Michael Pannacciulli

Once your taxes start to get more complicated and need some strategy, that's when you hire the cpa. A good rule of thumb is if TurboTax doesn't do it easily anymore, it's probably time to upgrade. Once I had a few rental properties and into a couple flips I started hiring one.

CPA can be wherever, just make sure they have expertise in your state. Some will say that they can work for any state, but then they will not realize there's a different kind of LLC tax in your state, or whatever, and it will not go very smoothly .

I am a licensed realtor from Staten Island, NY, and I am looking to invest in PA. I don't know much about the state, but I have heard that it has a diverse and dynamic real estate market. I am interested in finding properties that can offer a better return than my current market, and I am willing to pay cash for deals under $250K.

I would appreciate any guidance or advice from investors, wholesalers, or realtors who have experience in PA. I am open to communicate with anyone who can help me find profitable opportunities. I am not here to waste anybody's time, but to learn and grow as an investor.