There is definitely no one size fits all for how to look for a CPA / firm - it is going to be highly individualistic.  

Of course, everyone has their own individualistic way of comping, but I would consider the above tips reasonably safe.Hope this helps!!

The investor would have to bring in the tax numbers into the calculation on an individualistic basis to help the make comparison truly valid in an opportunity cost scenario.

the question of what is enough for retirement is very complex, and highly individualistic, as you can see from the varied responses, which all make valid issues to consider. 

@Tammy Wise  It is always prudent to be able to make individualistic decisions, however, as you acquire more property you will find that it is easier and more judicial to make blanket policies for ALL your properties so that discrimination does not come into play.

It's very individualistic.

I thought this may be to the fact that they are from Collectivist societies and here in the USA we’re more Individualistic.

@Sheldon SantosHonestly, I see “investors” as rather individualistic.

Deals are individualistic and need to be evaluated as such.

Its a very individualistic kind of thing.