Being young and in real estate, a point of advice that I can give you is to embrace it!

I think some important considerations in your search would include an accountant who makes it a priority to get back to clients timely, embraces new technology, and invests in real estate themselves. 

I spent twenty years working in restaurants, working my way up from Dishwasher to Head Chef so I embrace hard work and a good challenge.

Learn to embrace it and you will be unstoppable.

I would recommend getting a broad understanding of macroeconomics before you embrace or dismiss any theories out of hand.

Swedish values are everywhere in this store, they also want you to embrace their culture:As soon as you pull in there are electrical charging stations for all electric cars (even though nobody in America drives them yet).  

Yes, I agree with @Steve Rozenberg Don't embrace their responsibility.My aunt used to say, "Don't throw the ball then run over and try to catch it too."

My first thought is that if you don't want partners then syndication isn't for you until you are embracing the idea.

basically its a lifestyle.. if you embrace it as such then you can do very well.

IE an apartment.. but for the urban dweller they can rent those for 800 to 1200 a month so a nice income on your exisiting sfr.One of my buddies is contemplating building a developemetn of them in Roseburg Oregon he owns quite a bit of acreage there  and in our state every parcel has zoning period .. so this is a project that has to go through the subdivision map act.but in Oregon they embrace small lots.. ie 1 to 1500 sq ft lots are common.