Joseph is north of Kansas City, is a commuter city for many, but has a stand alone economy with many employers (state college, level 1 trauma hospital, air national guard post, meat processors, etc). 

I have identified 2 different opportunities of pretty significant size(to me at least). 1st property is $7.75M, zoned R3 and could possibly be developed into 22 Units1 in California 1 in Idaho.The second would be about $25M and could be parceled out and flipped.The question is how do I simultaneously Tie up the property Put together a prospectus for investors(is there a service that can help with this?)

This will put me at 3 doors and I am so STOKED!

The biggest thing will be ensuring that you are actually getting a deal with enough meat on the bones for the end buyer to make their profit also.

There won’t be enough meat on the bone if you pull several investors into a $450k investment.

As long as there is enough meet on the bone meaning (After Repair Value minus rehab costs minus purchase price = meat left on the boat for investor), then it's possible to get 80% 1st lien for purchase and another 20% for rehab.

With this, what potential value can a CPA bring for me at this stage ? 

It helps offset your income, but it's not the only strategy out there.Now, let's get into the real meat of it It's all about playing chess instead of checkers when it comes to taxes.

Well it was for me at least! 

@Dan ForgusonIn my market it would put me at a competitive disadvantage not to.