Paying for expertise is nothing to be ashamed of. 

Getting cash flow is fun but always remember about protecting yourself from the legal stand point.

with that said I'm not sure you really need to do that, you can easily hire on a firm and use their expertise and connections as a team member to accomplish what you want, if you find good enough deals out there people will lend you the money!

You will also want a policy that has business income protection, which means if the entire building were to burn down your loss of income would be replaced during the rebuilding and re-renting process.

These owner run associations might gladly pay and welcome some strong support in your area of expertise.

The advantage there is that you don't have to fund the whole loan, so you can diversify your investment and protect yourself against a single loss.

As far as I can tell, they don't provide anything, other than the protection against your neighbor opening an auto mechanic shop in his garage.

Need your expertise.

Additionally, while CPAs can (and should be) in close talks with clients as they form business entities to advise on tax and accounting matters, they should not physically set up the entity nor should they advise on legal technicalities such as asset protection and liability issues. 

Hello,My wife and have recently formed our LLC for the purpose of getting the liability protection from tenants.