I'm looking for someone to help with data analytics, quickbooks reconciling and such, CRM management, transaction coordination, and basically any other task I can outsource. 

(keep in mind, some asset classes are more tax efficient than others, such as my personal favorite, mobile home parks)Retirement-account friendly: Passive investments can be a great fit for retirement accounts because they are hands off and don't violate rules related to prohibited transactions and self-dealing.

I am considering the option to obtain my Colorado real estate license to be used as a transaction coordinator. 

I just helped a client purchase a property in the Gateway Commercial zoned area and we had some complications that lead to a meeting with the city planning and building department.

The neighborhood is primarily single family homes, so duplex transactions were not as plentiful, but they existed.  

They require it as part of the transaction.  

These platforms previously had a threshold of $20,000 or 200 transactions for reporting.

Again, this will depend on the lender and amount of loans they're loan department can handle.I don't want to promote anything in the forums, so I sent you a PM for a recommendation.

I am on the zoning board in Media and would recommend talking with the code enforcement department to see if they will offer any names of the usual attorneys they see at their zoning board meetings.

Appraisals will typically look at transaction with a 1/2 mile radius and within last 6 months.