@Michael M.Cost is important but you want to vet the professional that you are working with.With that said - the best way to get a good projection of what the professional fees you would pay to a tax accountant/advisor is to interview a couple and get some price quotes.Your tax profile is more complex than the average taxpayer as you have properties scattered across different states.Are any of your properties inside of an LLC?

Honestly I just wish zillow could become the biggest site snd have the power to steer the industry, right now there are so many sites people are scattered, and like I said before agents have you for months once you sign so they have no incentive to perform just list and forget it, it's like fishing, eventually you'll get a bite.

I learned fast and ended up doing well in real estate but certainly had my struggles along the way, and looking back I realize I missed so many opportunities to put money into that compound interest account, partly from being scattered, or not knowing what I needed to be doing, or often from being a perfectionist and over-analyzing rather than just putting things into action.

@Anthony Ladson since 2008 we have done four 5+ loans and three of the 9 unit scattered site loans they started in 2014.

This property is in "Menlo Park" and the 94025 zip code, but this street has many duplexes and triplexes and some scattered SFHs and multiplexes.

Your Mentor isn't scattered...he's diversified in his knowledge, which means he can take advantage of a variety of opportunities, and isn't restricted to a niche that may not be available.Those that are, have a tendency to accept less, just to get the property. 

Just incredibly scattered and that is causing a  lot of stress.  

There were also white families scattered in the mix. 

I not sure you have any bigger players chasing those little parks scattered all over the mid west deep south and throughout the Carolinas.. 

I don't get the high tenant demand characteristics of houses, but I do get the scattered site headaches.