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All Forum Posts by: Vincent Cheng

Vincent Cheng has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

By day I work a full 9-5 job but I recently started a career working for a broker as a licensed Florida realtor. On top of that, my parents have a few properties that'll be passed onto my name in the next few months/year and I'm looking to get some tax planning/strategy help as a new real estate investor and agent. 

I have a list of real estate related as well as personal related tax questions around 1031, income tax, gift taxes, capital gains, deductions, personal investments and more. 

Would it be more in my favor to work with someone who is cloud based or in person? I would like someone to be on-call throughout the year as certain questions come up but is the price difference worth it? 

By day I work a full 9-5 job but I recently started a career working for a broker as a licensed Florida realtor. On top of that, my parents have a few properties that'll be passed onto my name in the next few months/year and I'm looking to get some tax planning/strategy help as a new real estate investor and agent. 

I have a list of real estate related as well as personal related tax questions around 1031, income tax, gift taxes, capital gains, deductions, personal investments and more. 

Would it be more in my favor to work with someone who is cloud based or in person? I would like someone to be on-call throughout the year as certain questions come up but is the price difference worth it?