Feel free to DM when you're making the move here and we can connect and get you on a consultation call to hone in what your options would be!

Specifically, I'd like to consult someone during a change in tenancy to make sure our contracts and everything is up-to-date.

I am currently a consultant and I have a CPA but I am hoping to break into real estate investing initially on a small scale and continue to expend my real estate portfolio until it is a full time occupation.

Always consult with a financial advisor to understand the implications.

I also teach for two universities on a part-time basis, so that creates a little income, my wife has a retirement income and I do some independent consulting work on the side.

Do your homework, crunch the numbers on potential profits, and seek advice from experts like real estate agents, property managers, and financial consultants to make smart choices.Good luck!

@Chris Seveney I have an IT consultancy as my main income for the last four years.

I'm taking a break from development right now, but still offering design consulting services to other investors, developers, and homeowners.

You should not have to go to extremes for hiring an attorney, but you can always consult your Evictions attorney in writing for input on the steps you plan to take-

I can also consult that friend who does construction full time now.