I can recommend a legal service plan which employs law firms as opposed to sole practitioners - this way all major areas of law are covered and provided for.

The FIRE Wizard meetup established to learn from, network with FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) practitioners and “Wizards” (rockstars).  

Some are sole practitioners.

@Valerie HamiltonPublication 463 mentions when meals can be deductible.You can deduct the cost of meals in either of the following situations.It is necessary for you to stop for substantial sleep or rest to properly perform your duties while traveling away from home on business.The meal is business-related entertainment.I would argue that if you traveled out of state, communicated with the tenant, made some repairs etc that it would qualify under the first exception.Many tax practitioners are wary to take deductions because they fear it may raise a red flag and you get audited.

Sometimes there is only so much you can do to the property to add so as a secondary acquisition goal we'll acquire locations that are key long term locations in strong markets that will have a competitive advantage in different market cycles even if the advantage isnt "pronounced," right at this moment (beach,lifestyle, transportation, education, path of progress, city initiatives for development, and etc areas).The active business, in your case (real estate agent) or lending can fund the investing into the future while you work on freeing yourself.The highest expense most people have is their housing expense so it makes sense to house hack early on in the game for many who have W2 jobs or are sole practitioners/gig workers.

I am a critical care nurse practitioner who understands the potential behind real estate.

I found some webinars in the cpacademy but I want to learn the basic stuff of real estate (I know about depreciation, schedule E when to file 1099 all pretty basic stuff that a normal Tax practitioner with a PTIN and License should know).Do you have any books?

I currently work as a nurse and I dont think there is a single job out there harder than that....I'd like something to fall back on when my back gives out.Other than nursing I'm a full time masters student set to get my family nurse practitioner in 2 years.

I just graduated as a nurse practitioner and decided I want to learn about real estate. 

What I have in mind is a commercial office building conversion targeting health care practitioners; dentists, doctors, chiropractors, etc.