Realtor can be a yes and no situation.CPA - make sure they know real estate wellBookkeeper - make sure they fully understand real estateInsurance Agent/Broker - yesI would also throw in a consultant if you are completely new to real estate.If you have any questions, feel free to PM me.

You might also consult with a real estate attorney in your area for advice on how to set your entities up for your best protection.

I would expect that the requirement is that you hand out a demand letter for payment in person (we call it a 5 day notice in my market).The first thing I would do is consult an eviction attorney. 

In addition to the information provided by consultants, check with local rental firms.

In addition to the information provided by consultants, check with local rental firms.

Hi @James Black, I'll forego the obvious clarifications about consulting a tax advisor (which I am not) and jump right to it:  unless you have lived in the property as your primary residence for 2 of the past 5 years you will be looking at capital gains. 

Without any consultation whatsoever, he signed up for another place to live, notified us of it after the fact, and set about trying to set an agenda for his family to move out in mid-August on a time frame suitable to himself, even down to demanding to pay on a pro rata basis and be refunded the remaining portion for August!

According to the short free consultation I had with the attorney over the phone, she cannot stay in the property by simply having this contract, she needs to have a lease, but she insists she can stay until January, 2020 (and actually wants until spring to vacate).

Budgets for items like pre-C of O taxes, marketing, engineering inspections, utility connections, amenity furnishings, and consultant construction administration fees were underwhelmingly represented or in some cases, not at all present in their plan.

Looking for a local investment minded agent that would represent me in purchasing and consulting regarding demographics, trending areas, and the likes.