I my first hotel I was in was a 135 door hilton that was being self managed and the guy ran it into the ground and the hotel was sold due to bankruptcy (I was only a front desk agent at the time)  I then was promoted with a very large management company that came in and I learned the intricacies of what is needed to run a hotel just on the operations side, and learned a little about revenue management, sales and maintanence.

There are many intricacies related to rentals that regular accountant may not be familiar with.

That will come with it's own risks & rewards just make sure you prepare your self for the intricacies involved in that type of property.

I'm not a lawyer and I certainly don't know the intricacies of CA law, so take it as something to look into further.)

I've also worked a bit for some friends that owned a title company so I have some background in real estate but I'm learning all I can about the intricacies of the investment side of things.

My recommendation is to know the concepts of the loans and to rely on a good loan officer who can navigate you through all these intricacies.  

The intricacies are in hosting.

I would not recommend you try writing it yourself, given the intricacies of GA contract and lending laws.I won't plaster their names and contact info here, so please connect with me for the referrals.

Probably makes most sense to have the attorney be licensed in Washington State since that's where I live, but I don't mind the CPA being anywhere within the US as long as the know RE laws and are at least familiar with any intricacies within WA.Thank you very much in advance!

@Cornelius Garland laid out some of the intricacies of it quite well, as far as what I've seen.