Hi Zak,I have lot's of CA clients.Different investments require different levels of purchase price for quality.One of my clients sold a tech company that is in CA a few years back.

If so, you open yourself up to a bigger pool of candidates.There are about 20 of us tax accountants and CPAs here on Bigger Pockets who specialize in real estate taxation and work with clients nationwide.Reach out to a few and see who you like.Good luck and let me know if I can be of assistance.

I'm a CPA so I've used it on behalf of clients of mine.

Hey @Sherelle Montague,I have helped a few clients buy "house hacks" in the past couple of years and would be happy to chat with you.

The client should be aware that composition wood siding is more susceptible to damage from water penetration than other siding products and that deterioration can occur that is not readily detectable during the course of a typical home inspection.

I always suggest my clients with no experience to start basic.

Considering I have a fiduciary responsibility to the property owner, I'm not going to let someone come in and low ball my client and then re-sell the property at a higher price

Whenever I'm putting together a commercial deal on behalf of my clients, I do a TON of stuff (including legal work - because I'm a lawyer) that they won't get off a website.

In one cases this is going to cost the client a substantial amount of money.

You might want to look at a cheaper school if you are set on that particular degree.I have doctor clients that buy commercial real estate but they are often surgeons or similar making 600k to over 1 million a year income.