Don't let the tax tail wag the dog it's attached to.Just plug the state taxes into your numbers.If the numbers still work, then go ahead and invest in the state that has taxes.If the numbers don't work, then don't invest in that particular deal and look for others.

@Samuel Glantz, @Timothy Doenges, Don't let the tax tail wag the dog.But don't be afraid of a few hoops to jump through to get some savings either.

I was sure the punchline was going to be that they left, shopped around and came back with their tails between legs at the $1450 rent

And this may be an aside, but making choice about what "investors" want, at least in my opinion, will lead you to chase your own tail and sub optimal results.

If that is the case, then you are liable for building errors (10ish year tail), code violations, civil issues, etc, basically you are a 'partner' in anything stupid they did, so you are liable, and potentially for 100% of the error (you'll be rolling the dice on the joint and several thing). 

They will whimper away with their tail between their legs if they want to stay out of trouble.

It's the single biggest failure point for so many investors, in my opinion, because  without it we're just dogs chasing our tail.

Good evening BP folks,I am fresh to this forum and podcasts, on the tails of recommendations from some friends who invest in RE now.

I had forseen this years ago but I aways thought the pain in the tail of reading meters and billing tenants was too much work vs. charging more rent. 

I walked away with my tail between my legs.