LOL, Shweta - I have incorporated these points into my elevator pitch :)  I am just finishing up a $75M 506(b) equity raise in conjunction with an MHC (acquirer/owner/operator) client of mine. 

I am wondering if anybody has any concept of reasonable fees, and fee structure for representing a client who is building 50 small restaurants across South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. 

She has a client base and has gotten me renters outside of VRBO.

@Eric Chang - I don't know of any CPAs in DFW, but as you could imagine, there are many CPAs here that work with clients remotely, including myself.

And I have only seen one exchange where a client of mine brought cash to the table.

@Nina Ibrahimbegovic I had a weird situation like this last year with a client.

Does anybody know any good real estate agents/realtors that are investor friendly and would be willing to take on a newbie client??

So, if the client chooses to redeem, he will have to pay me the $8,900, which is the original amount of the back due taxes, right?

But I think he's pushing most of his investor clients out of state these days.

Part of that is because appreciation is not a guarantee and could change at any time, even to the point where your value is actually depreciating if the market turns in your area, or in the nation as a whole.When I'm working with clients and doing financial planning with them (I'm a CFP® by day), I will always suggest running the analysis out to age 100 because while people are living longer and longer, the chances of someone living to 100 are still relatively low.