Does your property manager pay property taxes and mortgage on your behalf?

From your numbers it seems like you may be underestimating property taxes.

I am offering seller finance on an investment property (with balloon payment for a short period of time) because of the current high mortgage rate, since I cannot subsequently 1031 the balloon payment when I receive them in 3-5 years, any tax defer strategy that I can use in this situation? 

I am not sure if this made sense.Examples on stuff I am confused about.Do I need to file any legal docsDo i need a seperate bank accountWhat spreadsheet do I need to keep track of my propertyWhat docs do I need for tax seasonI am looking for everything I need to be doing with the little things

We are also trying to figure out the best numbers for tax reasons.  

I would recommend that you talk to a tax advisor. 

(Total Portfolio Value: $2,575,000 | Portfolio Debt: $1,470,000 | Portfolio Net Worth $1,030,000) Honestly, the returns are even better than this when you take into account tax benefits, but I'm trying to simplify for an example.Option 2 Pay Off: In this example, you buy a new property every 4 years after the first is paid off.

Hi,I had a quick question - hypothetically, if I had capital gains on stocks, could I theoretically purchase a property that same year and do bonus depreciation from the property to offset my stock capital gains taxes?

. - You'll have a stronger offer to sellers with conventional financing.You're off to the right start, try and get taxes in a good position then find the right deal!

You can get "FREE", tax FREE money $15,000 to $50,000 per year.