I did some consulting for a friend on a property that was bought from a huge online auction company. 

basically two ways to proceed. first is ignore the rental situation. throw his stuff on the curb, and hope he goes away. hopefully she does not get sued for self help eviction. second is to deliver 3 day pay or quit alongside 30 day notice to vacate and follow formal eviction procedures. benefit to this is its the legal way to go, but it takes longer and can be uncomfortable.she should consult her local landlord tenant laws to understand her decisions though

Basically he is a consultant to law firms.

I'd love to grow this real estate investing side hustle to the point that I could scale back my web development role to part time or only on a consulting basis (I really enjoy the work so I don't want to quit outright, but I have so many other side projects I'd love to do!

All I do is consult what a good price is and I will let them do what they want.

Can someone evaluate my situation, or recommend a consultant to do so?

I would consult a CPA, but your maximum tax benefits lie in the ability to claim status as a real estate professional, which you won't be able to do while continuing in your job but she could if she was dedicated to working in real estate (agent, PM, investor, etc.). 2.

We are consultant and very open to communication

Hello,I am a Management Consultant with 16years of experience and from the last three years I have been consulting through my own company.Have been an active investor in single family homes and always on the look out for deals in single family homes in and around North Dallas area.

I am handy (plumbing, electrical, general DIY) but will have to sub out anything major since I am full time in a tech consulting job.