@Aaron Taylor Very common issue and it is company specific as @John Mocker states.I'd say 9 out of 10 of my clients have a different Umbrella carrier than who is insuring the rentals.Having different insurance carriers will not cause headaches in the future as long as both companies are fully aware of how the properties are titled and the Umbrella lists all of the named insured's correctly.

My clients UHNW investors love knowing what the tax landscape will be for the next 4 to 5 years.

We used to provide properties for our clients for  about 35- 40k with 25% net caps, now avg PP 63k, with 11- 15% net caps, Rent are in the 2% rule, some higher . 

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The contractors will support their returning customers or larger jobs more intensly then smaller low margin jobs with a new client. 

@Randy Gleysteen Tax laws do vary from state to state but an experienced CPA should be able to understand and abide by multi-state tax laws and filing requirements.For example, my CPA license is in the state of NY but I work with clients nationwide. 

The idea with turnkey is that the buildings come with a certain level of well-vetted tenants, well-vetted management in place ready to take you on as a client, necessary repairs done to keep said tenants happy and paying market rents, etc. 

We do own a brokerage, but I don't take clients personally unless they are looking to trade their commercial properties.

I’ve also referred them to other clients who have been very satisfied.

When I worked for CPA firms clients wouldn't call because they didn't want a $300 bill for a phone call.