Hi All, Anyone in central Iowa have a CPA recommendation who has a lot of experience working with real estate investors? 

(maybe modular home loan).. i was planning on holding the property as rental... once it ia built... the sewer electric gas is  at the propertyPlease advice if an irregular lot or alot is wise to get in or should i be looking for a fixer upper?

When I graduate, I plan to find a full-time job and buy my first property in Iowa or the Midwest.

The bank does all the work here, reports interest to IRS, and doesn't charge any fee to me, what could be better.According to landlord.comhttp://www.landlord.com/security-deposit-law-guide...CT, DC, FL, IL, IA, MD, MA, MN, NH, NJ, NM, NY, ND, OH, PA, & VA require.

I'm noticing there aren't a lot of options for residents of Iowa for HML.  

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then I as a new Realtor would appreciate even a simple testimonial/shout out via social media (like a picture of us seeing the house together and a blurb along the lines of: I just met Connie, a Realtor in _______ and she was so knowledgable about the area, responsive and super-helpful!

I already own a property so i a looking at 20-25% down payment however i have family members who dont own property and are not interested in getting any.

Almost 3 years ago I took a job out of state in Iowa.

We apply all incoming funds to charges OTHER than rent first. they then end up short rent for which, I, a property manager, can now file for eviction.In Texas a PM can only represent a LL in court for past due rent and hold-over.Applying funds this way (per the lease) gives me the position necessary to force issues like utility collection, HOA fines, etc.