Given we are accountants, we cannot promote our services on BP as its against the rules.To help in your search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

I do like the idea of getting your license (vs. wholesaling) because you have more options when servicing potential sellers and buyers. 

Also, be weary of reading advice from others that are not familiar with Maine's multi-step eviction process. 

Background:In the Class Action Complaint (linked below) the Judge accused the NAR of fixing prices and states, "For decades, home buyers across America have been unwittingly paying too much for, and receiving too little from, services offered to them by real estate agent members of NAR.Despite agent representations (which NAR permits and encourages) that such services do not cost home buyers anything, home buyers in fact pay a hefty cost for these services—namely,  supracompetitive commissions at levels fixed by the Defendants, which in turn lead to higher home prices paid by buyers...as part of their membership, brokers must also agree to follow NAR’s rules, practices, and guidelines.

Some focus mainly on Non-QM.

There are some in the Reno, NV area that offer tenant screening services only. 

:-) I've posted a similar post on a different forum (probably the wrong one) and haven't gotten any feedback so I'm hoping second time is the charm.I'm a CPA in the State of Maine with 12+ years in public and private accounting sectors.

We also point out air filter locations, main water shutoff, electric panel, GFI's, sprinkler timers, and other mechanical systems. 

So if you want to decrease the agent's asking fee, the agent may reduce the level of service provided.

The asset has great potential and is in need of a severe makeover (mainly cosmetic)... there are duplexes in this area that have sold for the same price point with similar units.This deal is a JV with a fellow investor our firm is close with.