@Ryan Cleary - I recognize that the media keeps talking about people escaping cities, but I think that's a trend that won't last forever.

That means the court needs to recognize he is not capable, which based on what you say it seems he is not. 

Irvington seems like more of a gamble and speculation at this point.

You can, but the state where the property lies will generally not recognize the unique legal protections offered by your registered state.

For example if you gave another deed to someone else and it was recorded BEFORE the deed the lender had the first to be recorded would be the one recognized as legal.

It's a good way to get recognized by online algorithms to bubble to the top of the results when people search relevant terms.  

So normally my reaction was, “The people at biggerpockets probably know some secrets or technicalities that other “good rated” CPAs in my area wouldn’t recognize.”

Banks charge in and out wire fees, and NSF fees... since you know the funds are not there it is bad to gamble. 

I see it growing and in my humble opinion there is a lot of upside to this area now that it is a nationally recognized mountain bike destination in the summer months as well as decent average snowfall in comparison to places like Breckenridge CO that start around a million bucks just to get your foot in the door.

You will then recognize 50% of the rents and expenses on your return and he will on his.