Many of the tax professionals on this forum are not "cheap" but can make a good fee for fixing situations where investors relied on poor advice from cheap advisors.My conclusion is to interview a few and go with a professional that you feel comfortable with no only their fee, but also their personality, their experience, their reputation, and their willingness to not only advise you as you start your journey but provide education and planning for what type of investor you want to be. 

Feel free to reach out with your inquiries and set up a call to see if he/she is a good fit. 

Collectivly, are investors like "yah these sellers are still high on crack, just wait it it out longer" or "There plenty of 'quality' 6-8cap in the greater bay area that's up for grabs you just gotta look *here*"I feel like I'm missing something because **** is just not adding up.

Feel free to reach out anytime.

My portfolio is expanding and I feel I need to make a switch to a different software (I am currently using Innago) which has worked well for years but is missing some of the more sophisticated features - there is no mobile app for landlords so it's hard to manage on the go, there is no accounting functionality built in, changing lease terms/renewals can be clunky. 

I've received mixed advice on this matter.

If you'd like any recommendations for an insurance broker or have questions regarding coverages, feel free to reach out!

Please feel free to reach out with your inquiries. 

Feel free to reach out if you'd like to see your options. 

To property manager- would you feel an owner is overstepping or being burdensome?