I learned it through an education program that I enrolled in.

No offense intended.Also, most people have no clue what the difference between an EA (Enrolled Agent) and a CPA is. perhaps you could explain in your own words where an Enrolled Agent makes sense over relying on even a very competent CPA.

I go to a good tax preparer, maybe even an enrolled agent.You may want to join us next Tuesday, we're doing Ask the Builder in addition to RE Tax Abatements for Massachusetts deadline is 2/1/16.

I'm currently enrolled & working on the courses to satisfy educational requirements to be a RE salesperson in Texas.In one course, it stated that a business entity must be licensed as a broker.

It's sometimes difficult to find a CPA who both specializes in real estate and is located close to you in Kansas City.There are lots of good CPAs and Enrolled Agents on Bigger Pockets who work remotely and have clients all over the country.

I have a colleague right near DFW I can refer you to.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

Their main takeaway is:"bachelor’s degrees from private colleges, on average, have higher ROI than degrees from public colleges 40 years after enrollment.

It also a great proof of concept because you really that it is possible to meet success.My REIA usually opens with a thanks to the Sponsers, then welcome the newly enrolled member and allow the to introduce them selfs etc.., then allow whoever has a deal to sell to advertise them and whoever is looking to buy to state there criterias. and my favorite part is the horror stories of the week.Congrats for taking the leap!

For the last 10 years enrollment has done nothing but increase, along with tuition, and also the unemployment rate of recent graduates.