I’ve insured several deals for clients recently where using the “small town bank” helped.

I've been a part of the real estate industry for 14+ years now and have been involved in different real estate services to clients: commercial acquisitions, asset management, brokerage, and property management.This was my first time investing my own money outside of my state of residence.

I recently helped a flipper buy/sell in Glenville, and currently and previously have clients in the other areas mentioned.

or even buying AC In NNJ palces like Paterson and Newark may fullfill your requirements i know so as i have clients who have bought 3 family units in Newark with $350 per door even.  

I'm not an accountant but I do bookkeeping for my clients so I file taxes for them with my CPA.

Each state has a Division of Real Estate who oversees broker operations & requires broker's to adhere to incredibly strict accounting procedures, audits and care of all of this money that flows in & out of their hands that is that of the client's (you) or the tenant's.

When that article first came out, I lost a couple of clients because they were sure that I was the one who was wrong. 

Hello, I'm thinking of approaching some probate attorneys to build meaningful relationships and partnerships with them to eventually wholesale their clients' properties and make it more seamless of a process.I'm young and don't have that much experience in the probate world and wanted to throw this out of the BP community. 

Hyun, my clients and I (as an investor as well) like condos in specific markets for rental properties.

I have two clients, both Agents and investors as well.