The best property management experience I got was in doing maintenance on properties for a property management company and by doing my own properties, but in doing so I learned just how much I hated property management and preferred adjusting so to each his own.  

Many of the tax professionals on this forum are not "cheap" but can make a good fee for fixing situations where investors relied on poor advice from cheap advisors.My conclusion is to interview a few and go with a professional that you feel comfortable with no only their fee, but also their personality, their experience, their reputation, and their willingness to not only advise you as you start your journey but provide education and planning for what type of investor you want to be. 

I have recently opened a property management company and I am 3 months in without a single client. 

I got an email today from this company where their entire platform is built out around assumable loan data. 

Have an LLC or S Corp- Holding company w/own bank account.

Most insurance companies won’t insure it.

We will own the company 50/50.

I have been using meters from a company called True- Submeter for the past 5 years.

I've researched a few banks that would offer me a business loan to be able to start a company to purchase property. 

Do I need to find a specialist or company that solely works with 1031 exchanges?