You will not only learn way more about the business and start building useful contacts but you will also learn what should be actively self-studying in order to make your next steps a reality.I can't think of any business owner who would not want someone on his/her team that was so eager to learn and grow.Please report back on how it all goes!

His firm is not on our list of recommended Architects or Engineers, and to my knowledge we have not worked on any projects with his firm, certainly not in the last 10 years.

Now, I absolutely don't want to interfere with an existing relationship, but as you are reaching out, I'm happy to chat with you to see if we can get you pointed in the right direction whether that's us or another PM firm if it doesn't meet our criteria.As a fellow investor, I know finding a good PM can be looking me finding a needle in a haystack.

It will probably be a while before it is firm and public, but there is way too much at stake for Walker and Trump to let it fail after the have stirred up public expectation.

The issue with the size property you are describing, the owners are more sophisticated and tend to list with a major brokerage firm rather than go off market. 

Josh - if you choose to go the full-time job route, I'd definitely recommend looking into underwriting positions at multifamily real estate firms.

The house needs a lot of work and I'm eager to begin to work on it.

@Jason GilmoreFirstly, if you have a deadline to rollover, you can simply roll to an IRA in your name at a mainstream firm like Fidelity, Vanguard, etc. to meet that deadline. 

Get a standard list of questions, go to 2-3 firms, and see how they answer them.

I work as a CPA at one of the large accounting firms in the area.I've been interested in real estate for as long as I can remember.