There's no way to audit that quickly if it's fraudulent.

For the printing, I do 50 at a time, and check the variables of the 1 and 50 (front and end) as an audit to make sure things don't get out of order.

Are you still getting hit from the owners for the financial audits and squeezing out every cent for the shopping centers??

The same applies to "Dealer Status", IRC does not specify a number of deals that make you a dealer, and there is cases where 1 deal was a dealer and 100 deals was not a dealer.Both of these questions will only come up if you are audited, but you better prepare your response now while you have time to provide justification.

You would need to require that financials provided are certified and audited when presented to the landlord.

Please count me in as well if any remote positions become available  I currently remote part time for my current Financial Auditing job and already have my office set up and I'm trying to work into real estate full time on the side with a few rentals and flips under my belt at the moment. would love to be on the team if anything ever became available.   

Even if I get stood up for a move in, I just look at the trip as a needed one to keep my eyes on things and do a lock audit etc.  

We had the same audit & after the building inspector, our commercial architect, fire chief etc finished I had to design, install a fire sprinkler system, complete with 24/7 first responder monitoring . 

The initial setup and annual compliance audits they undergo would make it difficult for a scammer to operate such a business. 

In this dream scenario, I have a decent house on the peninsula (which is already difficult to afford, even on an engineer's salary), I'd be living and raising a family with my lovely girlfriend Sammi (don't tell her I'm hoping to propose to her soon), and I'm regularly auditioning for professional shows up in San Francisco, and perhaps even New York occasionally.This won't be possible without a strong strategy and focus in real-estate.