hello,i was wondering if any one had any experiences with or recommendations for CPA's or certified bookkeepers who are proficient in RE taxes/laws in the NJ area?

I spent a lot of time getting signatures from neighbors and researching the building code so that I could argue proficiently.

Begin common “beat” of neighborhoods to check in.4.Figure out which websites to scour and how to do so proficiently to find such deals.5.Become friends with really good wholesalers.

However the more I looked at wholesaling I learned that It has skills sets that I'm not proficient in just yet.

It should be up for another 12h or so under my handle HomestarKevin.Disclaimer: I'm not real proficient at Periscoping yet so I may try again sometime and condense the information a bit.

Do this:1) Bring the big guys deals and don't be greedy asking for a 5% fee like everybody else does.and/or2) Become proficient at underwriting and offer to help that wayAll big guys are looking for deals and I don't know anyone who couldn't use help with tedious number crunching.Will these strategies take time?

I would definitely use the higher estimate to negotiate with, as well, but if it comes down to you having to cover some or all of the cost, then at least you should have 2-3 estimates to determine how economically and proficiently it can be done.Foundation issues can be very scary, and I have had a handful of buyers walk away from a deal because of it; but I've had more continue on because they know it is a crap shoot trying to find any property that is immune from this issue in Houston.

I am licensed general contractor and am proficient in all aspects of construction.

Network with people who are proficient in that vehicle.5.

My goal is to become proficient in both flips and BRRR, and possibly vacation rentals as well.