I work on projects across multiple states and have a strong network of contractors.Regarding when to involve a contractor, if it’s someone you haven’t worked with before, I’d suggest waiting until after the inspection.

Which could be an open space Medical Equipment rental business, down to a Dentist's office with multiple room utility hookups.You're going have to vet this to a lower level of discussion anyways. 

I personally think they are a good company (that's why I hired them) but they may be too 'busy' for small fish like us.

We have helped several businesses open up using a Tiny Home to fit their business needs along with the City of St Louis with their homeless project.

Quote from @John Lasher: I've heard from so many investors that they have put a pause on their flipping business.

If your current CPA can't provide this type of advice, maybe try the BP pros finder tool (I will post the link below) or hopefully someone will comment here and recommend a real estate CPA that they worked with before.https://www.biggerpockets.com/business/finder/searches/ffd0c...

It's too large of an investment to get it wrong; you need bench strength.Real estate investing is a risk business.

.- Time: our project is suitable for investors that are too busy to generate an extra stream of income. - Safety: our company guarantees return on investment on each project listed on the website.- Refund Policy: investors can request for a refund at any given time.- Location: You can invest from anywhere in the world.If you wish to sponsor this project, please download our Joint Venture Contract Agreement form, fill the form and send back to us for reviewKind regards,Matt Cornwall Venture Analyst, Strandpark Properties +1 (305) 824-2203

These associations often provide networking opportunities, legal guidance, and best practices to enhance your rental business.

The challenge was separating business from personal relationship.