I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

It makes economic sense but where I am running into my “mental block” if you will, is this would be my first deal ever and am kind of in a state of paralysis since I don’t know if this is something I should go all in for and just do it or try and find a partner to help handle it.

Throughout this “quarantine” period since April, I’ve been spending time at home with myself and my mind and that led me to finding out what I love to do, my weaknesses, and mental limitations.

I would never rent to the first applicant because they qualify since there may be many more applicants who are more-qualified.Other than the necessity for an applicant to have a history of having adequate cash on-hand to cover their rent and other expenses, some of the most-important factors I consider are the things that tell me whether or not the applicant will keep the place clean, be free of mentally aggravating issues, etc..Here is an example.

The mental exhaustion just isn’t there anymore and I’m grateful for that.I’ve ran into quite a bit of road blocks since leaving my 9-5.

I do understand that right now I'm struggling under the weight of "I don't know what I don't know" mentality.

An option for the exchange considering her mental state may be a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST).

I personally will continue to invest in real estate as long as I am mentally capable.

I recommend you ditch the no money mentality and figure out how to get some cash.Took me 10 months to save up to buy first property.

If that mentality doesn't jive with you I recommend you turn things over to a property manager.