. -- Here is another Catch 22 -- Another reason to parter up with someone who has Agency experience.)Even though you may partner with someone to go after bigger deals (and Syndicate)...You still need to continue to build your investor list (or database).  

I developed software tools and processes that enable us to identify and evaluate properties based on individual client's specific needs and goals.

Experience will enable you to dial that in more accurately.

I like their financial case study, as it enables you to run your own analysis based on the different parameters involved in the model.

No Jorge, you don't have to go to an attorney every time you do the same type of deal, you need to get a good note and lending agreements in order, so long as you don't change the complexion of the deal, that one attorney consultation will do to enable you to do many deals, 200 or more, whatever.

One thing I'm having trouble with finding is a database of tax advisors.

Once you involve a third party (insurance), the information is in a data base.

Big data in relational databases are difficult to keep more than a couple million records straight with random data format and availability from "freelance counties" makes them difficult to standardize.Is anyone using graph databases? 

Not a site that just pulls from other databases, sometimes presents it correctly, or even worse tries to provide "value" by crunching the numbers without regard to local/regional pecularities.I wrote a long post about how taxes and assessments relate:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...In addition to the above mentioned reasons, property taxes can also jump around because maybe it was taxed as farmland. 

We do have the security deposit feature enabled with Airbnb up to the max (I think its $5000).2.