This is wonky, but as you are discovering, a lot of this stuff is wonky:https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2016/feb/taxation-of-wo...

Another person with a few million in investments (mostly liquid types like stocks, no mortgages, one paid off rental property and doesn't want to buy anymore property) is make quarterly payments to the IRS. 

Rounding the bend on quarter 1 of 2024, let's look at the Raleigh Housing Market and see what's going on.

I'm interested in investing in Idaho, but I have zero experience with Idaho taxes (or state income tax at all for that matter).Questions:I've heard that property taxes in Idaho are higher for out of state owners vs. residents (i.e. a house could cost $2K in annual taxes for a resident, but may be $3K for an out-of-state owner).

Don't do anything in cash however, someone will eventually break in, destroy your machines, and steal the $50 in quarters.

If i paid off my first rental, it would bring in $2750/mn (before quarterly taxes/expenses) and then i would have a bucket of equity to tap into if i ever wanted to buy more property.

I think the last stat I saw said 30% of the buyers in 4th quarter were cash in DFW area. 

Not even sure where you are pulling 30% from...Taking money from a traditional retirement account(non-Roth) now or later is subject to income tax at your marginal income tax bracket.Any 'planning' around distributions that you can do later can also be done now.If you want to take money out in a year where you are in a lower tax bracket(result of going back to school, taking a year off from work to travel, a year where you have a lot of losses from real estate via Real Estate Professional Status, etc).Also, hard to say what your income / tax rates will be when you retire.

They can build an inexpensive Manager's living quarters and live there, saving on buying a residence. 

TNTAP is the state site for revebue and taxation.