Once you are up and running if you decide to scale then maybe looking into your own direct to seller marketing could benefit but it also adds more complexity and time involved.

I will use the data you provide to me to run the pro forma noted above which will give you the information I believe you are looking for.

Data is pointing to increasing inflation, and the stock market continues to be irrational & exuberant, making many investors fearful of a correction.

You can look online for a low of growth/appreciation data with sites such as city-data.com, US Census, as well as Niche.com to figure out your best market and find out the total investment from there. 

Tax Attorney's normally deal with more complex tax related issues than a CPA.I would expect a Tax Attorney to be dealing with issues such as1) International Tax Law / Transfer Pricing2) Drafting a Private Letter Ruling(PLR) with the IRS confirming that a tax position they will tax is blessed.3) Confirming or understanding recent tax law changes / updates4) Taxation rules for companies who operate over multiple states.Best of luck

@Rick Reeder and @Sam Raj    I have protested my property taxes in multiple jurisdictions and while Texas may be a non-disclosure state, they have all used MLS data and present that to you in the proceedings.   

General Contractor here we work with other investors on projects depending on size we are currently booked up most likely to the end of this year with a 70unit complex we are working on but do a lot of residential as well.

I've used Stessa for a couple of years but I'm transitioning everything to QBO now due to my personal bank feeds constantly breaking in Stessa and causing a ton of unnecessary manual data entry.

Here is what I look for:-Overall condition of the complex? 

@Ryan Niec are there no STR restrictions at that complex?