I've been looking to hire a new CPA, someone who invests in real estate themselves and caters to REI clients.

I do know that the price of shingles went up recently (according to a client) so the price may be a little more than that now.

read this thread to find out why wholesaling to a retail client is not usually feasable.http://biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/26699-selling-to-an-realestate-agent?

We only cut due diligence fees for clients we have worked with before and that have proven to pay their bills on time (most other firms are the same in this regard.)But you may not want a deal on the Due Diligence.

Rachel, or somebody who knows, what lenders are doing loans for clients who want to purchase Manufactured Home in Parks.

In the Sacramento area the best way to search for properties in a precisely targeted geographical area (that I am referring to here as a "mini market") is to have a local real estate professional build you something called a Client Portal.The Portal has a feature (not available to the public yet but capable of being created by a local real estate professional for their client) that lets one select an area drawn over the map with up to 6-8 sides that precisely outlines the area or areas within which you wish to search.They are free to set up, you can have multiple searches, and they are readily accessible 24/7.

I constantly look for ways my clients and I can "work smarter, not harder" through technology driven tools and resources.

Fixing negative items is only 50% of the battle.It's a conflict of interest for me to do credit repair so I just make sure whoever i refer clients to that they do a full analysis.

Second, I have sold 10 investment properties to one of my clients and she still lives in an apartment.

If you've been a dentist for 10 years, have a solid client base, have some of your own money, and want to start a new office, you can get a loan.