Hi,I am not an attorney or CPA, so I can't speak much to those issues, but I am an a man of integrity.

I'm contacting CPA's to ask what's my best route.

My wife is a CPA and that field, it really seems to be about getting through the first 3 - 5 years of "grunt work" with an accounting firm (yes, going through tax season and the like).

Drains clogged, call drain cleaner.I have tenants deposit the money themselves, so that's usually nothing more than a reminder text and checking the bank to see the money has appeared.Once a year I have to gather up and organize all the info to give to my CPA.

While many may be hesitant to share their prized contractor, most will let you know the title company or CPA to use.

My CPA said that was high as well and he felt it should cost about $75-150.

I don't think that's legal, but I'm not a CPA.

What's even more confusing, flip property was bought in 2011 but sold in 2012 so I'm only reporting that income now.I also welcome any REI experienced CPA recommendations in Greater Denver area.Thanks in advance

Tax treatment can be more complex, so I recommend you work with a tax professional (CPA).

I am assuming I need to find CPA for some guidance on if and how I need to form an LLC... but do I contact someone here or in Michigan, or does it even matter?