Start with the basics, then when you get good at the basics, then you can add more complexity if you would like.

I am not a CPA but I file my own complex tax returns (STR, LTRs, RE Agent, W2s and more).

I have heard many apartment complex owners liquidate and go all in SFH because the numbers were better.

The first year, my property was a primary residence so all of the security features were justified.

I see you've jumped right into Legal and Tax Forum.I'm glad you referenced: Common compliance issues remain focused on prohibited transactions and reporting complexity around alternative assets.This is a 'drum' I've been beating for years.

This is a great place to connect with other investors and grow your network.I'd recommend using the search feature to find people and topics of interest.

My best advice for you, avoid rushing into complex entity structures.

I saw your other post about a receipt scan feature.

Depreciation recapture is real and I have a client that’s experiencing that right now, except with a few more complexities!

Louis story with 2 apartment complexes in gentrifying areas (what the agent told her): tenants had constant wear and tear on apartment units, many of them Section 8, she changed PMs and still didn't help, tenants had conflicts with other tenants, tenants tried to sue her, etc.