I'd be happy to answer questions on this, as I'm an expert in security.

I'm looking for someone who can help us build wealth through real estate (planning to do a fairly decent 1031 in the coming year) while also tax planning and filing for our non REI business.

I’m actually pivoting out of Fix and flips and rentals to investing in non-performing notes. 

So if you can qualify for these loans, these are the best loans to get.But if you can't qualify for government loans that leaves us is with non-government loans. 

Make sure you are looking at non owner occupied rates when doing your analysis (it's 2x the owner occupied rate).Overall, I think it depends on where you're looking in Providence. 

That would certainly provide more value to members of this forum than a vague assertion.Everyone who has responded to @Ray Li prior to you is a CPA, not non-tax pros googling "these topics out in order to provide sound advice."

Owner hasn't credit score, no any asset, the only thing he has is cash income (non verified).

I will look up gas prices on airplane websites that tell you were the best deals are on gas along your route of flight.. this can save a bunch. instead of popping into say Sun valley and paying 8 bucks a gallon X 60  to fill up i can hit Idaho falls small non towered self serve and get gas for under 5 bucks so save 200 dollars right there. 

Because I am not a real estate expert, I would just like to make sure I've researched the pros/cons of selling or holding onto the property before moving forward with a final plan.

For example, as a Superhost, my new listings would show up higher than a non-Superhosts new listing, and we would both show up higher than a 3 year old listing with only 4 star reviews.