You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

(Truly the guy is a jack of all trades) How would you suggest to him to begin networking and inserting himself in the SLC market?

I think, but don't know, that they do some kind of short-term investing or trading with the money for that period, which is how they fund their service. 

i don't regret getting my license.I'm also glad I started at my first firm. they train good agent. lots of hand holding  the current firm is sink or swim. so I'm glad I have good training to survive in the investor friendly firm.it is trade off

There are some tax consequences of accepting upfront option payments, and the CRA (Cdn equivalent of IRS) haven't completely made a concrete ruling on the matter, but generally is counted as income in lieu of capital appreciation.  

I can't go much longer without making money.I wouldn't trade what I've done, because I now know what it takes.

You definitely want a CPA who knows real estate tax and also trust/estate taxation as when it comes to issues like this, there are potential consequences if formalities are not followed.

Almost half of the publicly traded companies in the US are incorporated in Delaware, as are many major banks.Delaware’s tax laws allow corporations to be taxed at a low rate in Delaware and avoid higher taxes in their home states.

Consequently, of you got another term policy later in life the prudent payout amount will be less but premiums may rise because of your age.

We were driving home in my 1998 Ford pickup (so yeah, the truck was three years old), she told me as well that she liked nice things and asked why I wouldn't trade the truck in for a newer vehicle.