I have a unique situation and have a few questions and could really use a professional's advice.

It's quite a chunk of change to get into this....and if it's just a frat party with Tony Robbins, then I'm running. 

It also penalizes third party buyers by forcing them to pay all hoa back dues, thus making the sale at auction less likely.

They have been responsive and professional, but the company is compensated by DST sponsors and I am harboring a healthy level of skepticism right now.Does anyone have experience with "Realized"?

When compared to renting out the full unit, this method can frequently result in higher overall rental income.Seek Professional Advice: If you're looking for advice, think about speaking with a San Jose-focused investment adviser or local real estate agent.

However, I'm looking for recommendations for a tax professional/CPA in the Seattle, WA area preferably the Kent, WA area.

As a busy professional myself that travel 30%, I have found ways to automate it all and in an effort to attract professionals like myself to rent from me, I only buy in unique areas.

If one of your bedrooms is like this, you can advertise it as a 2 bedroom space with an office/nursery. that might help deter people with larger parties

That being said, I think it's good that you see the limitations with the professional you're currently working with.

Lastly make sure you are the professional in your market and know it inside and out and provide value to your investors.