I do have a company that I hired that gives us access to a team of VAs and they delegate the tasks we let them do to VAs that are specialized in those tasks.

No offense, but you MANAGE foreclosure portfolios in BK, I specialize  distressed property ACQUISITIONS prior to the foreclosure and if we go back to the initial question asked by @Isaac Black , he was asking if he could approach someone who is currently in BK, and my answer still remains.

If the situation calls for something more exotic or specialized (e.g., you want to include specific provisions not covered by the standard form), you'd be best off with an attorney. 

I am wondering if there are any special requirements or difficulties I need to know about or should look out for?

Most of the free tutorials you can find online are for general use (no specific industry) so you may not see it fit, however, QB can be customized to tailor special industries like REI.

Be aware that the new tax code restricts the use of the money to real estate related uses, like renovation, buying other real estates, etc.

I specialize in commercial real estate, in Billings and work with NAI Business Properties, the top producing commercial firm in the state.

Again, a realtor who specializes is going to have much better information then I am. 

In addition to the plan setup, most quality providers of such services will offer meaningful support to help you navigate the tax code as you make investments. 

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