You should ask the same questions of the person who prepares your tax return.A tax attorney is just that an attorney who deals in tax cases, could be employment taxes, etc.An accountant is just that someone who deals with accounting.A CPA is a certified public accountant Licensed version of the above.An EA (Enrolled Agent) is someone who is licensed by the Dept of treasury in taxation.Search for an EA in your area who deals in real estate businesses.You should have an attorney, accountant and someone who prepares your tax return.

Enrollments are growing in the area and things are booming at Strong Hospital. 

I ended up enrolling at the certification program at a local community college!

Yes, this is required even if the gas bill is in the tenants name.However, you can enroll in PGW's Landlord Cooperation Program. 

I am currently enrolled full time at a university so, as you may assume, I do not have a substantial amount of capital to invest.

Not that colleges focusing on industries like healthcare aren't seeing good enrollment and job prospects but the STEM jobs tend to create higher incomes and therefore higher potential rents.The return hurdles all depend on your holding period and source of funds.

Maybe condos in my area to start out with.Anyway, getting ready to enroll in the Kaplan OnDemand package and was wondering if this is the best place to start my RE career.

I'm from upstate NY and am enrolling in the online course today but am unsure of which site I should go through.

It's no secret that Mansfield is in high demand for rentals due to the increasing enrollment at Uconn every year.

I have enrolled in a pre-licensing course that I will attend on the weekends from mid-October through mid-November that will allow me to continue teaching while I become a licensed agent.