Plenty more questions, but these will help you find out if the CPA will be a good advisor all year round.

Is this wise for someone starting out, or should I stick to SFR to get my feet wet?

Hello BP Family,I am a NEWBIE and trying to get my feet wet quickly.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/users/DemitriusIf you don't have money or credit you need to look at seller financing to be able to get a house for yourself and your familyI would look at Lease to Own or buying on a wrapFHA is rolling out where they will  pay the closing costsYour first job should be to be able to improve your Phico score in one of the best ways to do that is Bank Round RobinPm me

I am an prospective investor with little (or no assets), and I have emnarked upon getting my feet wet via quick deeds!

I've been a member, trying to get my feet wet, for a couple of months.

I would like to start with a smaller capital project, just to get my feet wet...

My name is Dan McFall and I live in Round Rock, TX. a suburb north of Austin. 

If I recall correctly it was a little over 2K square feet and advertised in the 109K range.

A CPA is not just a tax prep guy but should be your year round trusted advisor.