Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

Omaha has some real steady Fortune 500 companies and a growing Health Care sector that includes increased enrollments at several nursing schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

However I am interested in expanding into commercial but it seem that I will need to assemble a sizeable cashflow/capital reserve if I want to enter that sector as an investor.I will have to take another look into the 403k loan but I thought I read that it could only be used for single family homes so I thought that I would have to finance the renovations with cash.

Get a foot in the door by actually working in the property sector and getting away from full commission so we can get a loan more easily. 

According to the worldwide income reporting, I have been told that for any rental income made abroad we cannot claim depreciation of the property against the rents.  

There is a continuously growing tech sector in the area so you will be well off if you can land a programming job also.Keep up the good work!

My primary interest lies in the commercial real estate sector, given my finance and data analytical background.

In my opinion, on a private setting, saying “within 10%” lower would be a great response, when i started to explore residential sector a few months back, i tell the client i’ll help them with detailed bid and in return, i’d like a detailed opinion in my bid.

I work in the commercial sector but I have been studying, reading and absorbing as much as I can since finding this forum.

If you like the price, he doesn't set off any alarms, you discuss a "change order agreement" upfront and add it to the contract, I'd say to the deal.We've got a lot of clients in the real estate sector who use us and only us time after time.