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Jonathan Bonck
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Seeking Houston CPA Partner Investor

Jonathan Bonck
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hey BP,

I am a beginner buy and hold real estate investor in Houston. I have one property with the plan to acquire many over the next year. I am looking to partner up with a professional CPA that would be close to my age. I want a relationship that I can grow and build over the next 30 years as I build my real estate investment company. Do you know CPA's in their 20's or 30's that would be interested in something like this?

Thanks!

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
  • Rental Property Investor
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Not sure why you say you want to partner with a CPA.  CPAs are service providers you hire and pay them as you use their services.  Like an attorney.

For a CPA, your primary consideration should be someone who intimately understands the type of transactions you're doing.  Ideally someone who's defended their decisions in front of the IRS and won.

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