I'm working on a 700 sq ft 2 bed 1 bath that we took from our triplex and im building the first one soon. for every 100 sq ft you build less you get about $10 more per sq ft in our market. there's very little data on these but land at 10k, build this for 100k, sell for $300 a sq ft target. 96.5% of new builds in our market are priced higher than that which is great. anyone can buy it.

This is for just someone who puts the numbers in the boxes for you, most of them are seasonal, and you won't see them again - if you have an issue, someone else will deal with it in the future.If a CPA/EA isn't charging substantially more than these amounts, they are likely short changing themselves given they are often providing substantially more in services, guidance, strategy, etc.

The properties in this area aren’t priced very high so this market should be great for the BRRRR strategy.

I see this strategy tossed around on here and quite certain the strategy is in violation of the loan terms.

Seems like everyone has a bad deal at least once or twice in their real estate journey, no matter what strategy they try!

I saw a zip code where almost 85% of people (assuming the data was correct), owned their home and I just wondered if having a rental property in that neighborhood is a good idea. 

To ascertain the effect on your tax status, including any potential advantages and deductions, speak with a tax specialist.Consider how your condo purchase fits into your long-term real estate investment strategy.

This is also a buy and hold strategy.

I always include facts proof and data, but it always lands on deaf ears. 

Have you read Start with Strategy, by Dave Meyer of Bigger Pockets?