Search around and you'll find some highly talented tax pros that work remotely with clients all over the U.S.

We are based in NY, but we do have clients throughout the country.

The problem in the industry is that bad accountants attract a lot of clients, and great ones attract armies of clients.

You can maybe cashout refi your property in the future, or perhaps try to utilize some of it through a 1031 exchange later.What you see/hear about purchasing / scaling with "no money" is extremely difficult, works in certain situations, and many of the techniques entail a tremendous amount of risk. 

He just helped two investor clients of ours with purchasing multi-family properties in the St.

I don't mind (C+) difficult areas as long as people are starting to move there, or if it's a positive edge.

Thomas Wright from Renovate ease always does a good job for me and my clients on the contractor side.

I usually tell my new clients to anticipate ~3-4 points origination on a rehab and ~2 points on a refinance along with another ~5k in UW, doc prep, legal, etc.

I definitely need her support to make such a big investment and I've been slowly trying to get her to come around, but its been difficult to figure out what would make her most receptive to the idea of real estate investing.

2000 sf and only two spots - the only thing I can think of is a two person company who does not ever have clients come visit.