Try to find a CPA firm that provides bookkeeping along with tax services.

Our firm does a lot of volume in the 5-30 unit range.

It was hard for me to find a company who collects judgement for tenant/landlord issues but I found a law firm based in NYC. 

You still of course will need to have a firm grasp on your policies and procedures, but it makes implementing them ever so much easier.

If your focus is not researching properties, marketing or knocking on doors the easiest way is to just work with and buy them from a firm that specializes in finding off market properties such as these. 

When we hear that initially, we try to set up a firm time and day to talk again versus just ok we will follow up.

I know him and his firm very well, and I believe they'll be a great resource for you.

., look up their bios on their firms' websites).If you want to branch out beyond those options, an old trick I'm fond of is seeing which local lawyers/accountants teach continuing education topics to other lawyers or accountants.One would expect they'd be experts in whatever topics they're teaching.

If anyone can provide a name or two or and/or a firm with attorneys known to be involved in creative strategies and rent to own transactions, I'd be eternally grateful.

PS - I am starting to think that while Debt investing is considered safer, equity projects sponsored by big firms may actually be more beneficial.