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I spoke with my lawyer and my CPA today and they both have different suggestions.I own a few buy-and-hold and will be managing rental properties for others as well. My lawyer suggests 1 LLC with the properties in it a...

Would love to get some thoughts and if anyone has a good CPA that I can engage to do the study.

Engaging with others in the industry not only broadens your knowledge but also opens doors to potential partnerships and ventures.

Engaging here, asking questions, and learning from others’ experiences will accelerate that process far faster than going it alone.Feel free to reach out if you need any help, happy to connect and support you on your REI journey.

It’s been easier day-to-day for me, but I’m not managing 80+ doors for multiple owners like you are, so your needs might be a bit different.If you’re debating between the big PM systems vs. something simpler, it might come down to whether you want full trust accounting + owner portals, or just a faster workflow.

It’s essential to engage with local authorities to ensure compliance with regulations, especially since these laws can change frequently.In my experience owning sober living homes, establishing strong community relations has been pivotal.

Engage with local officers to gather insights about the neighborhood, and don't hesitate to ask them specific questions about the property.When touring, pay attention to tonality, body language, and hidden cues from sellers.

For example, your cousin gets engaged, so you might call them to congratulate them and ask if they are thinking of buying a house after they get married.

You might be seen as that for a bit until you people can see that you're actually engaging.