@Nicholas PatrickIf you are passionate about starting an innovative tech company and know that you are going to build the next Apple, Facebook, Microsoft.... my answer would be "Perhaps you should drop out", however if you are dropping out to become a full time investor... my answer would be "Absolutely Not?"

@Leonid Kozlov , you'll meet Brandon and see David at the Summit in Nov too.

Many of us have clients all over the U.S. as technology has replaced face-to-face meetings.If you are set on using someone local, contact the NY CPA state board and ask for a local referral. 

I forgot it wasn't part of the monthly meetings. 7-9pm2310 Technology Dr, O'Fallon, MO 63368

Ask if they have latest technology  I am sure you can ask much more than just these! 

And many of these firms are hiring talent of all ages, but in the area of robotics, sciences and other technology fields, a lot of young urban professionals are coming from CMU and need places to live close to these businesses.

With today's technology, it's easy: emails, secure portals, video conferencing, etc.But it is your business and your decision.

If things were never improved upon then we wouldn't have the technology we have today.

She moved in Nov. 1 and did't pay rent in January, so now she has 2 evictions on her record and owes me about $1000.The second one is a mom and her two adult daughters who had signed a lease with the previous owner that started 2 weeks before we bought the house.  

I'm fine being their Facebook friend, but what if I get a retired person who hates technology?