Ive been approached by a tax firm telling me they have a 90% success rate at lowering property taxes in Travis and Williamson counties which is in Austin, TX.Im really intrigued by this and may proceed but thought i'd throw some concerns on here first.My concerns are:1) the fee they charge which is"Consultant shall be paid 40% of the value of actual tax savings to Client resulting from Consultant’s efforts.

Lastly, if any of my fellow Georgian investors can recommend a good attorney with a firm grasp on the world of REI, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I want to set up my investment firm like a law firm; offering some of our biggest stars partnership positions in the firm and giving the rising stars the aspiration to become partners in the firm.My firm's primary business activity is:Raising private equityAcquiring real assets.What entity structure would be best suited for this model?

If we don't have a firm plan, I post a pay or quit on the 5th and start eviction on the 8th. 

BTW I will be seeking partners once the strategy is firm-up.

Many wanting me to allow concessions for closing cost but I stayed firm and mentioned that I did not want to sell but if I received full asking I would. 

If I came into the right situation, I would consider practicing here, just not for a large law firm as was my previous experience. 

i get a firm commitment for that date by e-mail or text. third i follow up as the date approaches. if i have any doubts about the contractor's availability, i line up another contractor as a backup.if the contractor has been appropriately informed of what i need and has agreed to do it and fails to perform, i switch to another contractor.  

get a job at a real estate firm. be someones GOPHER if you have to.

I've listened to their opinion on the worth, nodded and said that I understand their point, but my price is firm.