In the ad creative, you can mention that you're able to buy houses in foreclosure without signaling that you're a specialist in foreclosure-related issues, if that makes sense.

If you want to be real sure, you can have him do the work and then pay another accountant  who is a real estate specialist to review it before filed.The other part is your situation.

@Sandor LauTo sell your property with creative financing options, hire a Realtor or Creative Finance Specialist in Dallas-Fort Worth.

I want a specialist that's an expert, and not a jack of all trades and master of none.

To prepare:Line Up a Cost Segregation Specialist: Reach out to a reputable firm now so they can review your property soon after purchase.Document Pre-Purchase Costs: Any fees or improvements related to acquisition should be organized for easier allocation.Tax Strategy Planning: Consult your CPA to align this with your overall real estate strategy and optimize benefits for 2025.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

The absolute BEST (and most expensive solution) is a highly qualified attorney who’s a specialist in estates, because they will provide the optimum documentation, legal thinking, and specialized situation for every client.  

There’s probably asset protection specialists/firms  who will side with your approach but it’s not practical and they are just  fee collectors. 

We're focused mainly in Pittsburgh but even then there's still ton's of investment opportunities here from Section 8, Student Housing, LTR's, etc...If you're interested, I'd be more than happy to get you in touch with some of our investor specialists to help you start your portfolio! 

Your eligibility applies to owner-occupied and investment properties, but you will want to check with a lender who is a specialist in VA loans.

Why have a title company start the work when you likely will need to hire a specialist in the end.