This means there are fewer and fewer tax professionals out there to handle tax clients that are becoming more and more sophisticated (QOZ, Crypto, etc). 

Each project is numbered and etc, along with each active project I have a bunch of folders (contracts, submittal in, submittal out, schedule in, schedule out, CO in, CO out, etc), of the 20+ folders one is called Drawings and Specifications, under this there is Concept, Draft, Final Folders, then a Master Specs.xls file which details: brand names, colors, model numbers, location, etc and most importantly Remarks.You can share each folder to a specific client i.e B17-01 123 Main St can be shared to investor 1, B17-02 456 Second Ave can be shared to investor 2.

My coin.   

@David Faulkner It's always nice to see both sides of the coin.

If there's a tie, we flip the coin 3 times to break the tie.

Keep it in the basement and make it coin operated.

I believe in flipping deals to get enough coin to pay cash and only buy a deal for pennies on the dollar.

Keep your coin!

No tenant issues no noise between tenants, no tenants fighting, first floor tenants complain 2nd floor tenants walk around like bears, etc, etc, etc....I guess it sounds good in theory but the costs to aquire such a facility and keep it 100% occupied is the other side of the coin...I'd love to hear your take on it Jon.

I do quite a few of these and they are really a great way to make some coin now, residually, and in the future all on the same house.Here is an example.