The best way would be to schedule consultations and get a feel for if their communication style works with yours.

Consult a lawyer and ask them.

I'd definitely look to see about setting up a consult, I'm not sure if she's taking new clients, but if she is, I'd try to get on her schedule! 

Most tax pros are extremely busy right now during fall "busy season" but there will be a 2.5 month window for planning and consulting from October 15th to January 1st.

Consultants only check them once a week at max or once a month, depending on the volume you receive.

Some charge for consultations others don't.

If there is a difference, which one is the better alternative.If your LLC is set up as a single member LLC, the answer to this question may not matter.It would be good to consult with an attorney/CPA for confirmations since your situation may be unique.

However, you really need to consult with an attorney who can provide specialized advice to you. 

Since you want to sell your coworkers houses you’ll def need a license for that.I’d also set up an llc and get a business bank account for accounting purpose.If you need help implementing systems I also have a consulting business so feel free to connect with me and ask me anything or if you need some one on one coaching.

What worked for me to find contractors in my area was first finding a HUD consultant in my location through the HUD Website.