None of them did it with "new techniques", or trying to reinvent the wheel.

I have been through 2 CPAs and found (now that I am learning so much) that they really had *no* idea how to do taxes dealing with real estate investments. if you have no recommendations, but at least experiences (even bad ones) to share please feel free to PM me. my intention is not to bad mouth anyone, i just don't want to reinvent the wheel in terms of finding a good CPA/CBK when i can pool my own experiences with others and narrow down my search to find the right professional. thanks in advance :)

He told me his biggest piece of advice is not to try and re-invent the wheel, just find people who already invented it and learn as much as you can from them.

Good forms available for inspections and production no reason to reinvent the wheel.

I'm more interested in hearing others approach in their criteria and their methods as Im not trying to re-invent the wheel but to emulate another successful broker/investors model.

I don't want to waste time reinventing the wheel.

It does not make sense to reinvent the wheel.

I wouldn’t pay a lawyer to reinvent this wheel but I also wouldn't use anything provided by my borrower.Our note doesn’t require fire or liability insurance, a requirement to pay taxes, escrow, an acceleration clause, or even an obligation to preserve and maintain the property – our Deed of Trust does.I assume your property is in California.

Don't try to reinvent the wheel, just set a goal, devise a plan, and follow it.

So don't reinvent the wheel.