But by broadening their horizons and seeking accountants in *potentially* a different time zone, clients expose themselves to a much wider pool of accountants and will likely have better success at finding someone that can meet their particular needs.I used to say that you don't necessarily need an accountant who invests, just one who's practice is primarily made up of real estate investors.

I’m going to suggest that you broaden your vision a bit.

However, have a look at an article from Jeff Watson who is part of a coalition to help broaden the number of deals you can do. http://watsoninvested.com/baseball-apple-pie-seller-finance/

It really broadened my perspective on life and what was really possible.

You've got a solid educational background so clearly a self starter with the capacity to broaden your mind.

If you are still unable to find a local CPA - Feel free to broaden your search by looking for a CPA that works with clients remotely.

I think we got discouraged and so we broadened our scope to include the rest of the country and that’s how we focused in on the Midwest.

This is worth it in terms of broadening the applicant pool and increasing your chances.I know when you are renting and things aren't going well it can be a pretty lonely place.

You can search also for “casas rurales” to broaden your property search.Note as well that each municipality will have its own rules and requirements to acquire property and do business, meaning more time and costs to budget for -aside rant, the amount of independent “municipios” is a big socioeconomic problem in Spain that needs serious consolidation (what do you get with nearly the same amount of politicians as the US, and the most in the EU?

Also, if you know of any networking events in the area please let me know as I'm always trying to broaden my business circle.