Hello, I am writing to request any recommendations for great Property Management firms in the Greater Charlotte area.

Outside of real estate, I am a CPA, working at a small firm that specializes in forensic accounting and attest services.

In addition, I manage a 600MM book of business at one of the top 4 firms. 

I work full-time as a CPA audit manager at a Big 4 public accounting firm, and in my free time I would love to help and learn from an experienced investor with strategies similar to what I’m interested in (appreciation, single family (potential multi family), mid-term rental (potential short-term)).Open to any advice as well on how to make my first leap into actual investing!

That's who our firm recommends to most in this space!

We received multiple offers and while we are unsatisfied with the loss of principal, we believe we received the best offer available.Explanation of the OutcomeThe percentage of loss on this project is atypical as are the circumstances that caused it.As a way of background, we rely on professional third-party inspection firms to visit each property and report on the status of the renovation.

I agree that many poorly capitalized firms end up going out of business when credit dries up, their working capital suffers a short term decline, and they don't have enough cash to weather the storm.When the tide goes out many will be stranded or caught without their swim trunks at least.

What's your major and what is your plan for your college degree (for example, are you a finance major and planning to work for a large investment firm)? 

What steps should I take to vet this lending firm?

If she doesn’t want to let you show it, then that’s fine but you’ll need to be more firm on the termination fee, maybe reduce fee due to special circumstances if she leaves it in great shape.