They fit that mold of the cash flow/ appreciation combo since both are growing at a steady rate.

Working with people you enjoy spending time with makes the process way more enjoyable.Third: try to figure out what parts of RE you like, and what parts of RE you don't like, and zero in on what fits you. 

The Founder completely changes the interface to fit for the "Creative Experiences".

You gotta be able to know what best fit's a person, a property, a market cycle. 

I would personally have a list of prequalifying questions to ask them to make sure they are a good fit for what you are looking for.Sounds like you have some awesome opportunities going on, best of luck to you!

If you study and educate yourself enough on a generally broad scope of the tax advantages of RE, you will be able to determine if a CPA fits your mold or not.

Remember, the current tenants fit the Seller's criteria which may not match yours. 

For example, you may choose to avoid Detroit because it's still rough, but a city like Columbus, Ohio is growing.Then narrow it down to specific neighborhoods that fit your criteria.

Plus containers are not easy to turn into living units with out heavy retro fitting.

We can meet up in person to see if it’s a good fit.