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All Forum Posts by: Andrew Tvardzik

Andrew Tvardzik has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

I've recently started a LLC for investing. I'm flipping homes full time with my partner. My question is what are the benefits of connecting with a real estate cpa. Recently we sold a construction company and we have been using the cpa from that enterprise simply because that's what we know. Should we switch to a more focused cpa?

Thanks Christian. 

Im having a little trouble finding local meet ups? are they through bigger pockets? 

Hello Bigger Pockets World

My Name is Andrew, Im a native Maryland 'er, born and raised. For the past 10 years Ive worked with my father in his construction company. Last year he decided to sell his business and approached me to partner with him in real estate investing. Our Initial thought was to strictly flip houses (since we are very familiar with the contracting end) however, were quickly finding out that getting the houses with enough margin to flip is not as easy as we thought. (were quickly re thinking that strategy as we learn more about different ways to approach investing and im getting my real estate license in June) We spent January and February developing our business plan and operating agreement. We went full force in March. We have looked at close to a hundred properties, sent out 20+ contracts, out of that we have won 1 house. Settled April 25th on a split foyer in Randallstown MD. 

In summery, we are experienced contractors and carpenters, we have the capital to invest in about 3-4 houses fully self funded, were very green and we are HUNGRY to learn. 

Any advice, leads, contacts, networking events would be awesome.