As an example, several years ago I bought a used laptop from a well know real estate firm in downtown Boston.

This is the 1st year I have anyone do my taxes  and contacted a local CPA firm.

I’m a firm believer in being 100% transparent with the attorney and have a game plan when you meet one.

@Charles Holder, I would love to buy a home now and rent it out before I leave, but I do not want the added stress of trying to find, raise capital, close, find a vet property management firms, and then deal with the stress overseas of my first rental.  

I do know an associate at a commercial prop brokerage firm, and they sent me a few properties that were in line with the buyers terms.

For a Baltimore real estate law firm, you could also try GPS Law Group.

This question is more so out of pure curiosity and inspiration for right now, as I do not live in Miami and I am also just getting started, but basically I am wondering: how difficult is it to work with a luxury real estate firm in Miami such as Nest Seekers or ONE Sotheby’s?

We've had this come up a few times recently with corona-virus but have stuck firm to only placing residents whose gross monthly income is three times the rent and they have pay stubs to prove it. 

In a nutshell1. firm underlying demand2. limited supply3. uneven impact of the virus on wage earners- lower wage earners were hit the hardest4. the Cares Act- forbearance option5. the $600 unemployment benefithttps://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/here-are-5-reasons-why-the-pandemic-hasnt-crashed-the-us-housing-market-2020-07-22

Again, all are welcome and I'll firm this up in a day or so.