I've put my earnest money down and filed the lis pendens, but have not filed the actual law suit yet.  

For a CPA who specializes in short-term rentals (STRs) and does more than just file your taxes, meaning they help you with strategy, planning, tax filing, and tracking your participation, a yearly fee of $3,500–$5,000 is typical and fair, especially for one property.That price should include:- Helping you qualify for the STR loophole, so you can deduct losses against your W-2 income- Tracking material participation hours (like the 100-hour or 500-hour rules)- Advising on bonus depreciation and cost segregation to maximize deductions- Choosing the right tax classification (Schedule E vs.

I've been putting off filing a claim, but feel like I need to now.... can't keep chasing around these leaks with temporary repairs.

If you make an estimated tax payment after the deadline, you can still get charged a small penalty, even if you end up paying more than enough for the year.

I provided all info by the deadline I was given.

We use dotloop where she can audit the files and submit them.

Still, the company has not acknowledged it or refunded me.My refund request (filed 7/1/25) was ignored until I escalated, giving them a deadline to respond by 7/11/25.

Any misstep in the notice period, service method, or court filings can cause significant delays, cost you more money, and potentially even result in the court ruling in favor of the tenant.

.• I’ll coordinate inspections, repairs, and deadlines.• I’ll work with your lender so you’re ready to close.• And I’ll be the one communicating with the corporate seller — which can be a maze if you don’t know who to talk to. 

There is no need to do a bridge loan unless you are working against a tight closing deadline or need to roll rehab funds into your initial loan.