We specialize, just like doctors and lawyers, so getting with a CPA that matches your investment portfolio and goals is critical.If you'd like to discuss how to match what you need, please feel free to reach out.

I prefer the online version, though as a monthly subscription it’s more expensive than the desktop version @ $30/mo, however I can keep up with my REI books while sitting in the waiting room at the doctors office (or anywhere else).

Type of tenant is critical--are you renting to party-animal 18 year olds who have no prior experience renting property, or are you renting to 28 year old doctoral students who have a track record of responsible tenancy?

For those people there may be other issues going on (not a doctor..lol) or they are just the kind of person that needs to see it done or have their hand held.

It doesn't only have students but also nurses, doctors, educators...If your strategy is buy and hold, you're looking for a long term investment and as of right now, I think there are good signs about having vaccines soon.

The only thing that truly counts is a letter from their doctor.

The doctors told us she had something called Guillain Barre Syndrome.

Since it is one street over and is quieter than the main street it would be perfect for a lawyer/accountant/doctor's type office.

If my doctor or dentist tells me that he/she paid a bunch of money to get their degree, I would NOT say WOW your university RIPPED you OFF, would I?

Or doctors that practice medicine without a license.