In the US, those would be people who are Enrolled Agents with a specialty in foreign tax.

Well @Adam Kozuch I'm currently enrolled at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon, WI.

@Roger LinI've been researching grad programs and @Kelly L. never thought to mention to me that you were enrolled in one!!

For example, in a university town in which the student body is rising in population (these figures are very easy to find, my hometown for example: http://ro.umich.edu/enrollment/enrollment.php), you may lower your vacancy rate.  

Quality is more important than location.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

I finished my Oregon coursework (150 hours) two months ago, but haven't really been in a hurry to take the exam (probably because I am also enrolled in college).

Do you know if either the homeowner, realtor, or even Litton could've enrolled homeowner in the HAFA program?

-- DawnWhat is an Enrolled Agent?

I quickly enrolled in a construction course.

The result has been an increase in residential rental stock and a corresponding uptick in vacancy - which has put downward pressure on rents, particular in older {converted} properties.Couple this with a decline in university enrolment and properties prices which are very full {too high in many aspects} and the deals worth pursuing are growing further apart.You can still find a student house or 2-4 unit in the hill area with potential - just be certain anything that is listed generally be a priced high and/or you'll have deferred maintenance to correct.The price of available stock is just as high when you are looking at larger multi-units ... thanks to the "Killam Effect" you will find owners expecting 85 - 100K / unit for buildings in City core.There's no concern with anyone "stomping in my territory" - in fact, I would be more than happy to help you and your local partner find something ... the key trait at the moment is patience.While we are still open to new acquisitions, we are focusing on improving the efficiency of our existing properties to ensure we remain competitive (economically and amenity-wise) with the new properties coming on-line.