I told them I don't have a license, and that I am not interested in going pass introducing potiential clients and they emailed me asking me to find them clients.

Hi, yes all of those areas definitely great areas to invest in real estate my clients would agree also, Ohio has a competitive market.

I have clients in tech, pharma, entertainment, and more that do real estate on the side.

Pretty much any way I can add value I will do it even if its a 50k house that will require that I put in hours and hours of work because investor clients are typically return customers. 

This has been super helpful for showing clients different possibilities for a property.

I mainly use spreadsheet and QuickBooks for my real estate clients.

Again though, as a CPA I let the attorneys work with clients and determine what is best as the DIY options might leave you with a void that renders the LLC (or any entity for that matter) set up ineffective and useless.

I found it harder and harder to find cashflowing LTRs for my out of state investor buyer clients.

I've helped a few clients do this and they've been successful with a sale to exit. 

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