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 moved out here for a job in technology consulting and am currently renting an apartment in the Washington/Heights area.I have been following BiggerPockets for about 6 months now, reading many articles and listening to the podcast and have finally decided to get involved in the forums.I am a newbie to real estate investing as I have not yet had any deals apart from being a renter but am looking to purchase a property before August ends and be able to move out of my apartment and, ideally, house-hack my property for a year or two.

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! 

You can set up all the incentives and liquidated damages you want but most don't even read the contracts.We work primarily here in Chicago and are taking a new approach to the general contracting world, by implementing as much technology and automation around the communication process as possible.  

I chose Indianapolis for the following reasons: 1) Diverse employment sectors (healthcare, government, technology, and many others).2) Strong population growth (Indianapolis population metro area grew about 10% since 2010)3) Reasonable price and decent cash flow.

We are becoming a biomedical and informational technology power house.

This population growth creates consistent demand for housing, making real estate a stable investment.Diverse Economy: The city boasts a diverse economy with thriving industries like healthcare, technology, military, tourism, and manufacturing.

As a Realtor and Investor myself, below are a few reasons why my clients and myself invest in Houston, Texas            #1 Market in the US for Job CreationContrary to what the majority of out of state investors believe, Houston not only have Oil & Gas (Energy), Houston has other job growth in Consulting, Information Technology, Aerospace and aviation, Medical treatment and Research, Goods Distribution, and Manufacturing.

Now, 10 years late, the youngest baby boomers are turning 60 and the ones who are retirement age have been slow to leave the workforce.There will be an impact when the baby boomer generation fully retires and again when they pass away, but I don't know if that means despair for those of us remaining.With the technological changes where the very core of how we work is changing (people working remote for example and less reliance on a motor vehicle), I think it's really hard to predict doom and gloom.Yes, we will have recessions, but I doubt anything close to what compares to 2008.