Yes, you should consult a CPA before listing your 30A property.
Selling is not just a transaction, it is a tax event. Capital gains, depreciation recapture, and strategies like a 1031 exchange can significantly impact what you actually walk away with, and many of those decisions need to be made before you go under contract.
A CPA helps you understand your true net, not just your sale price. They can also guide timing, structure, and opportunities to reduce your tax liability, ensuring you are making decisions with the full financial picture in mind.
This is where Jake Turley stands out. He approaches every listing with a strategic lens, working alongside CPAs to align pricing, timing, and negotiation with your financial goals.
Because on 30A, two sellers can close at the same price and walk away with very different results.
Consulting a CPA upfront ensures you are not just selling, you are maximizing your outcome.