Legal review (zoning, title, permits, etc)Again this is not everything, but some general things to consider. 

Check out their online reviews, see if they help other investors and what those investors have to say.Here's a great post with some questions to ask, and this will be far more useful than any credentials: Questions to ask a potential Accountant (biggerpockets.com)

A word of advice … don't wait until the closing, assuming you get a plat of survey, to confirm that you're actually getting 5 acres of property.Do your own research, perhaps review with the county assessors office that the tax bill is based on the assessed value of a full five acres of property.I must tell you that you should (a) hire a real estate attorney to represent you and (b) obtain an owners title insurance policy when you purchase this property.Good luck.h the county assessors office.and google specify $5kand google specify $5k

That is a good sense that he understands the real estate industry and will understand what questions to ask you to get you the most deductions.Take a look at his reviews and website - Do they mention real estate? 

Even if someone has experience and an idea, I think your best bet is to ask a business attorney to review the contract.

How is such a long process keep ppl from being homeless whole process is unreal recertification should not take almost 3 months to review.

Purchase price: $606,000 Cash invested: $130,000Short term rental in Scottsdale AZ, remotely self-managed from the Pacific Northwesthttps://www.airbnb.com/rooms/48906241So far, all five star reviews and we haven't had any true emergencies (knock on wood).

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We pay close attention to the market and review market data through Zillow and Craigslist regularly, as in at least four times each year we put together spreadsheets on the competition on a square foot basis. 

This is a reminder to all note investors to do a thorough title review before finalizing a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure/Cash for Keys Agreement.