There are about 20-22 meetings per month all over central Florida and some of the members do their own special meet ups.

@John WiedmanYour first choice should be to find a CPA that specializes in retirement account taxation and one that is local.

So here's the bill:1 Service call (July Special) 1.00 $100.00 $30.00(30.00%)No Tax $70.002 Labor (defrost and clean condenser coil) 2.00 $100.00 $20.00(10.00%)No Tax $180.003 Co2 Coil Cleaning 1.00 $25.00 $1.25(5.00%)$1.43(6%)$25.184 R-410a Refrigerant 2.00 $65.00 $0.00 $7.80(6%)$137.80Subtotal (without tax) $403.75Taxes $9.23Grand Total ($) $412.98As an aside, the fact that vendor added refrigerant is a red flag to me, as it's my understanding that cooling systems generally don't lose refrigerant unless there's a leak, in which case the leak needs to be addressed.TL;DR: AC not cooling.

They have well over 150 software patents and growing but nothing on the idea of renting someone’s home for a vacation spot can be patented.if anyone knows of an excellent patent attorney, state doesn’t matter, specializing in these type of patents please reply with information.Sincerely,Robert 

I'm good w/ numbers so I plan on specializing in underwriting and due diligence.

While the area doesn't have the same growth rate or potential as some other areas of the city (such as the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and Austin), it has some positive attributes that make it a good place for buy-and-hold investors.Shaenfield Place is less than a mile outside San Antonio's outer loop (1604), allowing easy access to one of the city's main thoroughfares. 

During the 2008 market crash, my business suffered as we specialized in REO listings and we decided to close down.

Hello,I am looking for a referral for a specialized Opportunity Zone lawyer and / or CPA in the Portland, OR metro area.

Make yours more special than anything else in the area, lower prices initially, then raise them.And you do not have to provide anything other than coffee, just get a Keurig and pods......

We're prepared from a financing perspective but I'm hoping to learn more about the process of actually finding and closing on the right investment property in the Charlotte market, specifically:1) Recommendations for Charlotte REI networking groups - I've seen a few mentioned in different threads here but they appear event-specific from this past month2) Ideas on approaching the property search - Are there local RE agents / firms that specialize in REI properties around town?