Because REPS audits are increasing, the recommendation is to consult a CPA to evaluate eligibility, plan strategies, and ensure audit readiness.

My point was it's not always necessary to treat a residential GC as a consultant, as I don't ask for their technical expertise (don't need to).Again, we don't know the scope of work.

They give you a Florida business address for official documents, so you can set up a Florida LLC even if you live out of state.If it were me, I’d probably:Use a Florida LLC with a registered agent.Ask my lender about transferring title first.Talk to a local real estate attorney for a one-hour consult—it’s cheap insurance to make sure you do it right.I know this topic has been talked about over and over on BP, but at least I hope I was able to give some perspective on how it may apply to you, this stuff gets really complicated especially when you then bring in questios like, how easy is it for an LLC to get a loan?

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.

-Does anyone have recommendations for any solid BP-linked or investor-friendly trust and estate folk for a general consultation?

If you’re unsure, consult a local property manager or attorney.6.

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.

Always consult with qualified professionals familiar with your specific situation before making any decisions.