All Forum Posts by: Chang Zhang

Sia - I can likely track down the seller for you through a data provider I subscribe to. Am also Boston based.

We're seeking an accountant within the metrowest with a real estate focus but also can help with individual tax prep. We're of "mom and pop" scale with goals to organically expand our RE holdings. I am curious who you guys use and recommend? 

It seems this question gets asked every once in a while and OOS accountants are often recommended. In our case, FTF is preferable after the pandemic so a local team will be much preferred. With regard to past accountant recommendations on the forum, I've followed up but it was difficult to track them down after a few years.

Thanks everyone, I'll be reaching out with PMs

 Dena I chatted with Megan in your shop yesterday - she also gave me your contact info. I'll reach out. 

I would love to connect and get a sense of what you're seeing in Huntsville and or talk shop on the phone. I am Boston based and would like to get my feet wet. Looking to take a trip down in late Feb / March to first get a feel of the city.

What are some of your favorite neighborhoods? Restaurants? How would you suggest someone plan a weekend in the City, and where do you think the investment opportunities are?

Setting up an LLC to invest in crowdstreet seems overkill if you are looking to shield yourself from liabilities that may arise at the general partner level. It's just like setting up an LLC to create a taxable stock account. You should review the indemnity clauses in the fund documents provided by Crowdstreet, and see how faults flow up to the LP level at crowdstreet, and to you as a further distanced entity. These are meant to be retail investments. Also review crowdstreet's documents when it comes to losses and capital calls. If you're looking to shield yourself from say, having to contribute additional capital in the event the deal goes belly up, you may already sign that away in your crowdstreet agreement and be tied to the deal personally.