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Updated 12 months ago,

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Small business accountant vs accountant with REI background.

Kevin S.
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Hello everyone. I am a small business owner and already have an accountant for past 25 yrs. I am new to RE investment and starting out. My question (probably more relevant to those in similar situation of being small business owner getting into REI) is : Are 'regular' accountants well versed in RE investor needs? If not, do you use 2 accountants? Do I transfer my regular accounting to the one with RE experience? How do I avoid paying 2 accountants? Do RE accountant (if there is such) work with regular accountants? How do RE accountant differ in service and fees? Anyone been down this road? TIA.

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