I dont have friends/family to contribute nor long relationships with private money.

On my property itself, my interest rate was so low that the tax returns at the end of the year and only getting 25%ish of it back (my tax bracket) was not extremely interesting; it was a no-brainer for me to contribute extra cash toward the note and aim for getting the HELOC.

Other than by the normal means of IRA contributions, you may not personally add funds to the IRA.  

This year, I purchased my first three rental properties, have a question about the taxes on that income.With this new source of income, do I need to be contributing to the taxes due throughout the year similar to how a w-4 takes out money?

Actually using regression statistical model (90 day weighted avg) based on home price since 2011 to date analyze sf, lot size, amenities(fire pit, modern bath, outdoor fireplace, pool, hot tub, solar panels) to determine the contribution.

Activity here on this site doesn't automatically make you a great, ethical or honest person.The thread quickly devolved, and posts were removed because they didn't contribute to the conversation.

It is both earning money and saving at the same time but having other peope contribute to you own financial succress. 

I would not recommend contributing funds to do repairs until you get the title in your name.

Next thing I know I’m being shamed by multiple commentators for having to “steep” criteria and I’m contributing to homelessness in the area and it’s discriminatory criteria . 🙄 I feel they are pretty standard for the market:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent. 

Example: my employer contributes 2k while matching me on 1k every month.