We live in Elk River and she has helped quite a few clients build in the elk river area.

My question is that is it an industry standard for structural engineering firms who draw up the architectural plans for the work to require clients to agree to limit the firm's liability to $20,000?

I don't really have advice for you, just support, and empathy.

The only way I could figure out monthly payments through the website was with PayPal which neither offers ACH nor the client paying the processing fee.

Our clients will be treated with the care and respect they deserve.

This being said some CPA do not like real estate and do not know how to handle it for their clients.

Just take a look at all the people huddled up outside the California Capitol building in protest:Watch the video at the link below:https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/city-beat/article212688589.htmlWHAT THOSE WHO SUPPORT RENT CONTROL DON’T UNDERSTANDHere’s something I’ve seen time and time again when it comes to rent control… those in support don’t seem to understand that you can’t live in a really cool area (like California) and not pay extra to live there.

Should I continue to build my support circles (Mentors, Real Estate Agents, Brokers, Bankers, Property Managers, Contractors)? 

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Now,  my problem is i need to support my family so i cant just quit my job and throw caution to the wind, or sell my house and buy a cheap one to move into while i repair it, as i did my first house.