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Properly vetting service professionals i.e. CPA's or bankers
Hello Bigger Pockets world
I am hoping to get direction on a good way to properly vette a CPA, Banker or Insurance agent. It is a constant struggle to find professionals that are a resource and not simply transactional. For example, ALOT of CPA's will fill out/complete your tax paperwork when asked. They will answer any question asked. I would like to find a CPA that proactively asks me questions to base a strategy on for taxes. To find this out UPFRONT is what I need help with.
If anyone has a good book recommendation I would love to hear that as well.
Thanks for listening.