Once your needs get more complex (i.e. your business is generating the revenue to fund investments in software) you can consider contracting a Podio specialist to build out the automations and more complex functionality you need to scale even further.If you want to DIY for now, Podio offers some really good "getting started" videos: https://help.podio.com/hc/en-us/categories/2000956...Having built dozens of Podio systems for a variety of companies (including investor relations CRMs), I can attest that your investment in Podio (whether in your time, or hiring someone) will be well-spent.Good luck!

...I did also try using the "Filter Results" function, but either way only gives me the first word in my search rather than the whole string.

Biggerpockets search function - Use the search function to see if a BP colleague requested a CPA in your area.

I’ve poked around online and used the search function and couldn’t come to a definitive conclusion. 

Unless this LLC is a fully functioning operations with front of the house and back of the house services that you can't replicate, it is not worth the risk. 

In the past when we've tried to find someone we've been very disappointed, it seems like landlord/tenant is mostly the province of bottomfeeders, the lowest functioning lawyers.

Biggerpockets search function - Use the search function to see if a BP colleague requested a CPA in your area.

The hair-splitting differences are these 1) I serve my 82 year old ailing mother in other ways — she is mentally competent but not able to handle administrative and executive functions.

You should separate the different functions of finding the property, raising money for the property, buying the property, managing the property, and selling the property.

Additionally, you will likely need an Operating Agreement that spells out the function of the LLC and lists you as the owner and manager of the LLC.