I am originally from LA, and I can highly recommend Inna Khayut, CPA at KATZ, KHAYUT & STROLL, LLPAs well as Alan Tsarovsky, CPA, President of www.taxadvisorygroup.com/Both are knowledgeable about real estate, and very good people.

I'm a bit biased as I'm the President but we have a ton of resources and events for investors. 

I was meeting with them in my role as president of our HOA to discuss some changes her Mom had planned that would have been violations of our CC&Rs. 

This is something the City of Austin will try to addressed via CodeNEXT.According to Steve Crorey, 2018 president of the Austin Board of REALTORS®, "Last month, economists predicted an upwards of 5 percent growth in median home prices within the Austin area, and we have far surpassed that. 

After that offer to help, the HOA president basically told me they were keeping the policy and he wouldn't be responding to my emails anymore. 

It could turn out good or bad.Of course we have a colorful President who is the wild card in all this.

Brush up on what you learned while playing politics while running for middle school class president, get on the HOA board, and fix it.

As President of South Buffalo Realty Company, it is my opinion that there is still room on pricing in the Hopkins/SP area.

I was voted on within a year of moving here and a year later, the annual general meeting was scheduled when we were going to be at my wife's 50 year high school reunion, they voted me in as president. 

NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program) administered through FEMA is the government option and has had a monopoly for 50 years and due to this has driven up the cost. 10 years ago the president and both houses signed into law that the market is now open to private flood insurance companies (usually backed by Lloyds).