You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

There's not any better financial book that gives strategic AND practical advice on finances for business.

I sit down with my brokers at least twice a year to strategize and recalibrate (if necessary) what we are targeting.And third... look where most people are not.

The clearer you track these now, the easier it will be in the future for more significant strategic initiatives (i.e., Cost Segeratio Studies).Depending on how much cash flow you have, I would limit the add on apps (i.e., Hubdoc, receipt bank, bill.com, etc.) until the cost/benefit is there.Message/tag me if you have any questions!

Given the country's developing status, I believe there's potential for both appreciation and steady cash flow.I'm open to suggestions on how to strategically utilize this budget.

Let's look at this strategically--(he) can never change your life only (YOU) can change your life.And some Football Locker Room style Motivation to explain it further:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Defining what type of mid term rental tenants you are targeting is an important factor to determining and strategizing around MTR investing.

Also when we resold as condos years later we were taxed on long-term capital gains as they were condos already (if you convert multi to condos its short-term cap gains).Given the cost of ownership (including my own time) I won't buy unless it's a steep discount or I have a strategic reason (buying my own office space).  

Been there, done that.What I suggest instead is either persuading your CPA to do it for you if he is capable and available - or upgrade to another accountant who can be more of a strategic advisor to you.And one more thing, based on my 20+ years as a real estate accountant and a few of those years as a financial planner.

One strategic buy in a nice area for me will capture years worth of in the trenches hard slog cash-flow.