Does this affect anything with my property taxes?

Are you really that confident that you can force appreciation more than you would lose in realtor commissions, transfer taxes and all other closing costs?

In the midst of two AZ tax lien auctions now so my time is limited. 

States with no income tax are HIGHLY regressive in their overall tax policies. 

@Mike Lambert apologies for the slow response.I'll keep updating my progress here for people interested.As mentioned above, with a downpayment of 20% and by receiving the rent the expenses (mortgage, tax, capex, repairs, vacancy, insurance, property management) are marginally covered, leaving no room for cashflow.

People touting this "greed" fable usually have a secure government W2 job that is financed through our tax dollars.   

Charles county is a good bet and so is Anne Arundel (their RE tax is low). 

Lots of people still lose money.Also, landlording still has tax liabilities. 

That’s very nice and actually it is not controversial, it is very good post.I always wonder why they choose Reno though , is it because of tax and it is still close to Fremont for instance ?

ask the people in the fires in Paradise Ca up the valley from you about that So the fair plan was introduced to cover that, they still get paid/rebuilt with OPM via tax/government funding.