(greater than 10% or 14 days)Since I exceeded the 14 days of rental, do I report all 52 days of income or are the first 14 days not taxable?  

But like every year I want to buy 6million dollars in real estate with a 1.5 mill down payment - for instance.Please let me know how I can do that so I essentially have 0 percent taxable income.

Is it considered taxable income?

Republicans want to provide one or two cash payments of $600-1200 directly to taxpayers that earned $2500- $99000/year in taxable income.

So it will be a little lower than $40,000 of taxable income.I recently just finished the coding bootcamp, so I am currently not employed yet, but is looking for a job.

I saw an article that discussed the potential of this being considered taxable income. 

." :)With your method, nobody would ever have any taxable income, since the money is always set aside for something.

Is it worth paying the additional Self-Employment Taxes (keep in mind that my deductions will be higher under schedule C, hence will be showing less taxable income). 

With the benefit of both generous expensing and depreciation provisions, and the new 199A deduction how much real estate related taxable income do you have?

I agree that diversification is key to any good financial plan, and you need to think in a broad sense across all of your portfolio (taxable and tax-exempt) when making allocation decisions.That said, there are a lot of alternatives to the stock market that you can look at besides direct ownership in rental properties which you are already doing.