I will be graduating from dental school in May and I have accepted a job in Oklahoma.

.- Also, a solo practitioner who does both taxes and bookkeeping has no way to balance their load throughout the year.

I've been following his thread for awhile and have gotten used to the practitioners of this strategy trying to explain how this method overcomes the laws of algebra, but now we have a a real live educator in out midst. 

Next step is to speak to a tax practitioner who understands business tax law.

Having spent countless hours with start up entrepreneurs, students, professional athletes and spiritual practitioners I know that if you need something I will probably know someone who can help you get there.

We were thinking UM or the med/dental/eye students might be a better area.

I dropped out of dental school (when I realized I wasn't making money fast enough) after being accepted with a 4.0 gpa in undergrad... many of the courses which I have taken are firmly rooted in chemistry...

Otherwise, I will continue to network on BP.As a quick background of my wife and I -- My wife is an orthopedic nurse practitioner and I am an land manager for an oil & gas company, each with 10 years of experience.  

Nowadays, most accounting is conducted online, even for local practitioners.

But, please don't dive into one of the most intensive "feet on the ground" parts of real estate investing -- in one of the most difficult markets in the country (if you can believe all the other writer-practitioners on comparative wholesale markets) -- if what you really want is passive investing.I wish you well, Jasmine!