Originally posted by @Chris Battle:Hello allMy wife and I jointly own 2 properties, 1 in Florida and 1 in South Carolina and are looking for a recommendations for an accountant to file federal and state tax returns for each of us. would appreciate any recommendations and also an idea of what you would expect to pay.ThanksChris Many of us do practice worldwide; however, what I will say is that for that kind of situation I personally will never give a direct consultation on a public website as facts and circumstances for everyone very greatly.

I am a new investor (currently don't own any homes), who is aspiring to be like most of you on BiggerPockets. Someone making smart business decisions to create a future of wealth, stability and freedom (from the stand...

Consult with your tax advisor to see what the implications of a Roth conversion would be and whether there is a real cost-benefit to doing so.

You can also consult with a contractor for a ballpark estimate.

She's supposed to call/text me a date/time to do a walk-through.Anyway, I plan on consulting a local real estate attorney to draw up a contract if the deal goes through and we shake hands.  

I would suggest you consult with a Nevada licensed attorney in the formation of the entity.

No, they give the buyer a list of installers which can be consulted.

Another option is to find a Broker who you can hire as a sort of consultant, who will backstop any lack in experience, business knowledge, and emotional intelligence which the various "local" Agents might lack.

Should I consult a real estate attorney to create the contracts for me so I can sell it to a rehabber.

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