Sounds like you're on the right path with a CPA who understands real estate taxation now. 

I'm a new real estate investor and want to make sure the accounting and taxation side is done right from the get go.Thank you!

They will be having a round table discussion next week to get a feel for the topics we want to touch on in the next quarter.  

Also check the attorney recommendations with your accountant to make sure the structure is not going to create any unfavorable taxation.

I am very content with my strategy of asset allocation and diversification that I only look at and rebalance once a quarter.

Most investors will buy 2-5 properties in Canada and your cash flow for this type of CORP structure wouldn't even cover your accountants bills every quarter.

However, the regulation and taxation matters are much different here in Canada.

In specific areas such as finance, regulation, and taxation things are different here at home, but there is a modest, but active cadre of Canadians available to field your questions ... including a couple in your area.

They provide ample educational classes, set you up with a coach who will take you out to scout properties, provide quarterly information sessions and monthly newsletter, etc, etc. 

Tom,The "Double Taxation" rally is predominately a myth.