Particularly in RE partnerships.Make sure your tax professional understands all of this, and can interface with the drafting attorney appropriately to make sure the operating agreement reflects the partners' intent and is as advantageous as possible.That's the professional answer for multi-million dollar RE partnerships. 

As the WSJ review said it is really a portable computer.My sense if you can use the web browsing capabilities to check maps, look up rental information if you use an online PM system and otherwise have info with you at all times (or access to the web with full web capability).Plus the ability to manage your email so you could check in with people handling a closing, etc if they need to send documents for review.Some other phones are pretty close or have the same ability for the activities above.Comments?

I'm from Orange County CA and I want to find best ones in the area to start talking to (I've browsed superlawyers), but besides looking up their standing with the state bar here http://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/member.aspx and making sure they don't have any criminal activity through the superior court website http://www.occourts.org/online-services/case-access/ how can you tell if they are actually superior at what they do compared to other lawyers?

Be sure to browse through the Learn Section above it is loaded with great info.

Their interface has lots of customization but can be overwhelming.

We purchased a 1st position npn in Memphis in hopes that the borrower can get financial aid from the Hardest Hit Fund program, but browsing to http://www.keepmytnhome.org/ it shows that they shut it down on 7/31.

@James Hutson I use Zillow & LoopNet just to get an idea of what's for sale in a particular area, ball park comps & rent rates, particularly if I am browsing a new area, or in a part of town that I am not overly familiar with.  

You can browse various bank websites to see what foreclosures they are offering. 

They seem to stay longer because of the hassle of applying for a new subsidy at another project, and the cap rates are double what I can find on larger stuff.Of course, the flip-side is that I find myself browsing for concealed-carry permits...

BP Community,I've yet to take the plunge into the world of online auctions yet, but I'm planning to in the near future and I am planning to bid on a property this coming week as it looks like it could have excellent flip potential.I've browsed the forums and have done plenty of reading on the topic of online auctions, but I have a couple of questions that I'd love to get some insight on from the community.