So you have a loaded field of players with very large chances stacked against them.If I take 100 people with $20,000 in capital who want to start investing in real estate I'm guess the ratio is going to be higher than 5%.

Portland is a good investor market with a lot of players, but she has to want to learn.

This past weekend I attended his Power Players event in Las Vegas.

She is in market and will know the players.  

I assume it's institutional. 3% initial low-risk returns with increases could make sense if you're a bigger player with money to park.

However, for common utilities in MFUs, like water and trash there's just no choice other than to not purchase and then miss out on the highly viable cash flow they are capable of producing.

Hey @Jodi Kaili and others.You may want to list "Salt Lake City" as a keyword alert and see who the big players are in the area; network with them and ask them who they use as a CPA.If you guys are still having troubles finding a local CPA - You may want to reach out to a CPA who works with clients remotely.Did you have any tax questions for the time being?

@Richard Olshove there are several players in this space. 

Quickbooks is the main player in the accounting industry.

Adjust accordingly to your market, your location and your individual requirements and capabilities.