I met with one CPA but I don't think he will be a good fit for me.

None would be right or wrong, I think it just comes down to whichever best fits your lifestyle.

You will get sent crazy high price deals that the agent wants to sell as opposed to fitting your requirements.I'm glad to hear that there are agents out there that know what a deal looks like.

it fits within those parameters.

At the end of the day LL needs to keep the property in a fit and habitable condition and make any necessary repairs to do so in a reasonable amount of time.

While this is a great market watch the folks that are pushing things a bit too hard on the sales side,  always be sure the market fits your needs and expectations before jumping in. 

Hi all, I'm in Florida and there is no specific box for "Third Party Financing" contingencies on the AS-IS contract, and I don't see an addendum or a rider that fits that mold.

You can also talk to some remote professionals as well and see who you fit best with. 

Everyone has a different goals and investment criteria, so this is not a one size fit all kind of situation.I will suggest that you clearly define what you want and do some research then go from there.

We have to balance the person as a whole package and consider who is the best fit for the building and be a responsible tenant.