@Paul Sandhu in my area there are franchises of Service Master and Serv-Pro that do this sort of thing.

As a real estate broker in New York (where inventory moves quickly and it is difficult to buy at steep discounts), most times it is not worth it to go around putting in lowball offers for my clients mainly because the market moves quickly and also because it wastes everyone's time.   

That’s how I tell my client and let them choose how much risk they are willing to take.

The real estate focused CPAs on Bigger Pockets are all set up to serve clients from anywhere in the country or world.Perhaps you might want a CPA that specializes in real estate rather than one that is physically close to you?  

We would be looking to acquire this for our own personal transactions, so not looking for clients. 

Many of my clients like a guy by the name of Tom Staab over at Top Tier Home Inspections.

Many of my clients are 1 year out of med school and can buy a $1.3M home due to their high income and minimal down payment requirements.

Present them with some deals and you'll quickly find out what they are and aren't comfortable with.My foreign investor clients are looking primarily for preservation of capital.

There's no general rule or percentage like most people throw out.I generally advise my clients that S Corps don't start to make sense until around $50k of net taxable. 

I've had a few clients in your situation here in town.