They're specifically designed for new builds.

If so, go ahead & file on your own.If you aren't comfortable filing your own, then file an extension and look for a new accountant after the deadline.

I would close off the entrance except for your Italian restaurant, designated parking or valet. 

That being said, my wife is a designer and a perfectionist.  

Hey Connor the way I look at it is depending on what your plan is with the property, if you plan to keep it for the long term and the numbers work (Cash flow, equity, Appreciation etc) then negotiate a price you are comfortable with and go for it.

I collect the first month's rent the day they move in.In my area, I am comfortable working with the existing tenant to arrange showings before they move out.

Lenders want to get as much information as possible to feel comfortable with an extension.

Looking for recommendations for design services that specialize in furnished midterm rentals.

Hi Tomoko,As long as they are an EA, CPA, or attorney that works in the tax field and they have good real estate knowledge I would feel comfortable interviewing them to see if it would be a good fit.

Sometimes a BPO does not get us comfortable enough with a property and a full appraisal may be required dependingon project size and other factors.