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I don't want to violate any BP rules so I can't post his phone number but a quick google search will have him pop right up.

Anudeep, When it comes to real estate investing the expertise and knowledge is more important than location when you are trying to select a CPA to add to your team.

This is a great area for reverse searching absentee landlords & vacants; checking the code compliance & back taxes lists, as well as driving for dollars.  

Try searching that area on www.NARPM.org there you will find the best educated and professional PM's

I commend you for staying focused and persistent in the light of adversity as evidenced by your intro.What I would do to start is to select a niche in real estate investing. 

This provides privacy, avoids public records searches and when you pass away it walks around probate and delivers your asserts to your heirs without the need of an attorney.A land trust is a strategy not a complete tool box.

I haven't had much luck searching Bigger Pockets for this specific question.

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But we are very careful with tenant selection and find the creams of the Class C resident pool.I think you're going to be disappointed with paying out more than $50K per unit for anything that only yields $100/month positive cash flow.