I'm an investor myself and an entrepreneur - that alone puts me in a completely different spectrum than a typical CPA or accountant.

I have taken professional advice on this spectrum in the past and for the most part it was not the best.

From a broad perspective, I have found that working only with accredited investors will provide you with quite a bit more protection if the deal goes south.  

At this point my questions would be too broad, I don't want to waste anybodies time with a question I could easily answer after a little reading.

I use spectrum accounting and I'm happy with them.

There are many neighborhoods going through changes around the the Nashville urban core that are in close proximity to destinations like Geodis Park, Fifth + Broad, and the Nashville International Airport (BNA).

I know Green Street has become a different beast in the last decade, but broadly speaking, what are you weary of?

I am looking at areas that are close to hospitals or universities (yes I know that is broad but I haven't narrowed it down yet).

It is a broad question.  

I'm curious as to how I should go about my goals and if they sound reasonable, or if they are to broad and I should be focused on specializing on one specific area of real estate.Thank you for taking the time to read my post, I look forward to hearing back from you