Also spoke with Jerry Davies, but he didn't respond to my last emails.Please let me know if you can recommend someone who can handle accounting for flips, rentals, wholesales, subject-to's, lease options, notes.

I like cash deals so I take personal liens subject to a lot.  

One example given is that outside of your SDIRA - if you sell a property , it is immediately subjected to taxation to the tune of 20% or so - that means you only have 80% of that money available to invest into another property - of course you can do a 1031 exchange to defer the taxes - but doing a 1031 exchange is not always that easy - there are certain restrictions and time limits that you have to adhere to or you wont be able do it properly - you have to identify your subject property within 45 days and many investors will identify multiple properties so that if they don't get the offer accepted on one - then they have others to fall back on  - if you cant find another property quickly - then you may not be able to 1031 it.

Hello BP,I am looking for subject matter experts with VA investing or just people in general who know what they are talking about. 

Curious to know what experience you guys have on the subject and if there is anything specific I should be asking the Title Co?  

Yes, if you buy the prop as an investment and then sell, you're subject to capital gains tax since you can't take the primary residence exclusion.

What is the DOM for rentals in and around the subject property?

i am looking to connect with a good RE lawyer to help me with my restaurant business. subject in case is breaking a current lease. anyone know/have any good local connections?

just like the subject says, I'm at a point where I can spend $500 a month into real estate investing.

That would be a major factor in any LA purchase, I wouldn't want anything that is subject to rent control.