Fingers crossed. 

Expand this logic to all the other parties.In the end, we always want to point a finger to other parties and know that, though they suck, we're alright.The truth lies somewhere in the middle.

Let me show you a lil somsom1) All free, All motivated, don't lift a finger, leads come into my inbox like clockwork and on autopilot.

If all I could get is the 2% rule I wouldn’t even buy it , 1% there’s just no point unless you live in San Francisco or Dallas Denver etc and crossing fingers for appreciation .

They claim it's the highest form of reading you can do, and something I've tried on several topics, a skill I have found incredibly useful and even more important that the speed at which you read, something I haven't prioritized in a long time and why I'm not at 1,750wpm any longer (I also don't like to pace which is where you fly your finger across the lines of text like the Matt Damon character does in GOOD WILL HUNTING, which if that were real, it is what reading at 5,000wpm looks like. 

And, even with the good ones, we like to be heavily involved in our business and have our finger on the pulse of its operations.Before we bought our current apartment, we spent a significant amount of time on due diligence on management.  

Then, refinance it—fingers-crossed that the rates remain low over the next year.

Finger crossed, hoping to get it approved by the board member!

Understanding taxes for purposes of investing in rental real estate activities isn't rocket science by any means, it's my guess that any significantly experienced CPA with a real estate focused practice will be far more than capable enough to assist you.On the other hand if you insist on having top shelf forward looking business planning and consulting at your finger tips combined with the standard tax compliance function you could approach one of the national real estate tax practices. 

Do your best to create a good relationship with the inspector and then cross your fingers.