hi - can anyone recommend an accountant in Triangle area experienced in property investment?

The problem with the house is it has numerous cracks on the interior of the house.

The list of those concepts is too numerous to list here.

Numerous deals die because sellers either lie about liens hoping somehow they'll get away with it or they have been misled.

In addition, as an investor I have successfully completed numerous residential subdivisions acting as the owner/developer.

I don't really consider 1.5M a large deal, although putting up 300k is not in the cards for me at this point.My family had rental property when I was growing and I eventually took over six doors, converted them and sold them for 1.2M +I've also worked on 20M new constuction projects even though we didn't get off the ground, I learned a lot there as well.I want to structure deals so I can acquire numerous doors and use my managment skills and sweat equity for now.My brother in-law is a commercial agents who sells 18M+ multi-families all the time.

We have been putting in offers for numerous homes in hopes to wholesale them, but none of our offers have been accepted.

I'm in the Triangle Area and I'm new to RE Investing myself.

- Commit to becoming more involved on bigger pockets, by posting commenting on other posts and learning as much as possible in my spare time from this incredible free resource (9:35 PM 3/5/13)- Speak with a project manager I work with who currently has at numerous rental properties that I know of outside of work. (1 week goal)- Creating a basic business plan.

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