@Justin Lee Taylor you should consult a local investor or partner with someone.

Always recommended to consult an attorney for the legal implications and a tax professional for the tax implications.

Contact a local architect/engineer for a detailed consultation specific to your project/locale.

I am not an expert on this but heard it in a re tax seminar, consult your cpa

If you find something pretty bad, like a violent crime, I’d recommend consulting your attorney.Other than that it depends on what kind of relationship you want to have with the tenant.

I usually consult an insurance company with high reputation so that I can have a more clear overview.

The majority of these guys that extreme bandwidth offer coaching and or consulting.

I will start looking into different consulting jobs/contract positions to get an idea as to what I would like to get experienced with to offer my services up. 

There are also those pros who will charge you $400-500 for an hour or so consultation to polish your presentation help you get to next level.

@Aaron Hunt my tax stuff is even more complicated than that since I have 1099s (consulting agreements in my profession as S and LLC), stocks, interest payments, as well as W2s and my rental income.