As you start off on this new endeavor, I would HIGHLY recommend you meet with a mortgage/financial professional.  

Account Closed said, if a tax accountant or CPA doesn't help you when requested and tells you to "ask people who are already in REI" you need to find a new professional.

As you start this new endeavor, I would highly recommend sitting down with a mortgage/financial professional to come up with a plan to help you achieve your short-term goals that will give you the proceeds and resources to pursue and achieve your long-term goals.

Both commercial and residential.I'm interested in learning, growing , and developing a contact list of professionals in the real estate business - if anyone has a CPA, accountant, or lawyer in the real estate industry that you really like - if love to get there contact info.Thanks for reading!

Additionally listen to the BP Podcast and you will find yourself discussing REI in a much more professional manner very quickly.

Hello, all.I recently developed a new relationship that has connections to Investors with deep pockets that are looking for ways to invest, in anything.Without going into too many details, these are professional athletes looking to invest without being involved.

no legal advice but from a fellow california landlord start the process. if she is a professional tenant she will quickly figure out all the things you have done wrong and cause more problem for you than if you just did it right.When my tenants are late or problem children  I sedt a strong professional letter telling her she has X time to pay or I will start the evection process under the fullest extent of the law.

That's definitely a question you'll have to ask a professional.

I'll offer this piece of advice:First thing you'll want to do is meet with a mortgage/financial professional and share with him your short- AND long-term goals.  

We measure performance on construction work by having a professional inspect the work.