Hey guys,I am a senior college student at San Diego State University, majoring in Business Management with an emphasis in entrepreneurship.

I was contacted by a company called Global Education Concepts.

Most recently I worked for a national property developer in their investment property team managing their industrial assets.My partner & I have just relocated to Vancouver, Canada, to gain some global work experience.

But I wouldn't really look at private lending as the prioritized solution to your problem.Any banks out there will look at your global cashflow.

I moved out to Vegas about four and a half years ago, after getting my Bachelor's in Business Management just in time to see the global market collapse around my ears.

If seller creates it then slanted in the beginning more to the sellers favor but seller spent initial money with their attorney to draft the contract.Since this a PRE-DEVELOPMENT deal mid process there is a lot more to the purchase and sale agreement.We typically use commercial retail specific attorneys with an additional emphasis with experience on development deals.It's hard to say but there might have been a disconnect between what the developer thought would be required for a sale to you the buyer and what the buyer thought the seller would be required to do.

Homes all sell but instead of 10-18 offers sellers receive a handful only due to fear of the global economy deterioration.

You vote for the members of the board of directors of a publicly-traded REIT, but get no say in how the REIT is run.Besides private crowdfund REITs (some include loans for rehabbing), I own an ETF that holds REITs and I'm diversified internationally by owning shares of a global real estate mutual fund.

I was initially just looking for perspective from a more global point of view.

Having learned some more, especially through reading "Tax Strategies for the savvy Real Estate Investor" I've grown concerned that the person I've gone to in previous years for my taxes may no longer be the best fit for my specific tax needs as I get more and more involved into real estate.This is my first rental property and I intend to expand, I was hoping to reach out to the BiggerPockets community and ask for references for a real estate investing CPA with emphasis on long term rentals.