Anyone has a good CPA to recommend in the Bay Area, who knows real estate investment well?

I would suggest speaking to your CPA before selling the property to ensure you take best advantage of the tax strategies available to you otherwise Uncle Sam might be sending you a bill after the sale:)

Can anyone refer highly recommended professionals (Attorney, CPA, PM, contractor, RE agent, etc) in Georgia or central Georgia (Macon/Warner Robins)to me?

You have many others: vacancy, CPA fees, legal fees, pest control, maintenance (even if its brand new or newly rehabbed), utilities (at least when vacant), capital items (roofs, ACs, etc.)

Am also researching solid RE Attorneys and CPA's.

We put in rent-rolls expenses etc and it automatically cross links and inputs/ updates the tax survey documents. ( CPA uses them to update our tx returns) Years ago we tried several "off shelf ones" but was just waste of our money and time.

Locate the best real estate CPA to discuss legal entities.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

Hello all,I will be moving to Seattle, Washington this summer and I was hoping someone on BP could help me out and recommend some service providers.I am looking for a CPA in the Seattle area that can assist me with all my property investment and tax preparation needs.I am also looking for a real estate agent in the Seattle area that can assist me in finding some investment properties.

Jerry is spot on about asking your CPA or lawyer how to handle that transaction.

There is high chance you that your plan will not go as planned and you will receive a bill from the IRS for $200K.I am not an accountant and can't provide you with a tax advise, but highly recommend you talk with experienced CPA before you consider this strategy any further.