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Does it matter in which state my CPA or Attorney live?

Garret L.
  • Rental Property Investor
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I guess you could call me a newly educated long(ish) time investor. Three houses over 10 years but I only recently started learning what actual investing is and what it can do for me. In order to advance and accelerate my investing I need a knowledgeable CPA and a creative attorney. Since I have a property in Wisconsin, Washington, and North Carolina I don't know where (literally) to start. Does it matter where my CPA and attorney live? Are there advantages to them living in a certain state? Any insight any of you have will undoubtedly be helpful. Thank you 

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