Many of our clients invest into real estate with the Solo 401k plans.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

I know you can't poach your old clients but you can send them and email letting them know you. 

I have experience filing for other tax numbers for my business clients, but I have never done an LLC.

It depends if you are a partnership, S-corp or C-corp.As to overhead, with some of our clients, we split it as well after the tax returns are filed, that we know what the real bottom line was for each property.If you are starting out, keep it simple.

We have nine full time team members who call every client of ours every month.   

But again, a different caliber client. 

Many of our clients start with Turnkey to get the ball rolling, and then start building a more DIY portfolio alongside, knowing they have a more passive, reliable income source backing them up if a deal falls through.

I spend a lot of time researching properties for clients on the computer/mobile.

I am a Realtor so this would be for my own rentals and client rentals.