Most “cheaper” and “regular” rental places though don’t generate enough income to worry about taxes anyway so it’s a non issue for most people.

My agent helped a lot when I was just a regular buyer but could hardly grasp the concepts or details/numbers in investing.

This is one of the reasons it is regularly recommended.

Since I’ve always owned single family houses I don’t have experience on whether or not these type of properties are a good investment in comparation with regular homes. 

If commercial properties, you can seek loans from small local credit unions and banks that base it off of the debt service coverage ratio and regularly provide loans in the 7s.You can also seek commercial loans on residential properties as well.

Interest is always taxable, no matter how small.

until a couple years ago RE syndications were regularly returning 20% annual.   1) they were not projecting this high return for the most part.  

At a regular job, you are “guaranteed” income and benefits on a regular basis.

pretty much any lender that follows regular conventional guidelines could do these, however the pricing with just 15% down is not the best and if you are able, likely better to put a little more down for better terms. 

Sunghee Section can be great if done correctly.We recommend screening Section 8 tenants just live regular tenants and doing all the background checks.Many, but not all, S8 tenants have entitlement mentalities and in additional to being hard on properties, (causing lots of damages) they expect you to do everything for them!