I'm also interested in talking to anyone with experience in HUD programs, block development, etc.Thanks!

.: @AnnMarie BacchusMy friends who actually own 1 or 2 rentals said their CPAs (one was with H&R Block) who charge reasonable rates weren't very good. 

My guy was within walking distance of the house he od'd in, 3 blocks. 

True that…Nothing against newbies mate, etc..But been around the block long enough to know when someone is trying to take advantage of us.Since we are both in the PM business and since we talking smack on investors in this thread hahaYou know what also sucks hahaWhen investors think the PM is a bank and will happily go into overdraft until they top up their maintenance reserve account.I have an idea, we can do the above and act as a bank as long as I am allowed to take an investors girlfriend for a date if they aren’t in the mood to take her?

If you're the new kid on the block, you need to be competitive, and you need a hook (something you can offer that the other ones can't/won't.) 

What's up bigger pockets, I am new to real estate investing for the most part. looking to start investing in the next 1-3 months, fix and flips and Brrrrr interest me the most at the moment. 

Here's H & R Block's flow chart for Airbnb/STR reporting: https://www.hrblock.com/tax-center/wp-content/uploads/2018/0...

They did inspection but they could not get into the attic due to the ac unit blocking it thus they couldn’t check there or check for termites… he recommended to do a hole on the attic to inspect.

I want to keep growing my portfolio and I’ve hit a road block finding funding to grow.

We have Brightmoor as a Class D Neighborhood - although there a few blocks that are Class C, but you have to be local to know them.