Thank you, for all the advice! I am not exactly trying to cheap out, so maybe I said that a little misleading but I need to make sure its within my budget while trying to get started and on my feet as well. I am not exactly against working with someone remotely, but wouldn't the tax laws vary due to location? I would think that having someone familiar with my local area would be in my best interest and convenience but if that's not the case then I would definitely consider it. So I am a little confused on the difference between having a tax strategist for helping me throughout the year with decisions, an accountant that specializes in real estate, an accountant that specializes in business and also a CPA for my income taxes. Are these all separate people I need to have or can I consolidate and find someone that can cover all of what I need? Since I am just starting off with my first property, using my real estate license as a side gig not as my full time job and would like to be able to ask for advice on decisions throughout the year; is it realistic to find someone that can cover all basis efficiently? I do have a goal of slowly building up properties as well as transitioning to less regular work and more use of my real estate license so I would like to hopefully build a team to stick with instead of having to consistently change it up with each new property or income source if possible.
