As long as you own the property there shouldn't be any impact tax-wise.If you need further guidance after reading the post I would recommend doing a short consult with a real estate "savvy" accountant.

I am preferential to medium/long term rentals so my exit strategy would not be applicable for many years.I make a comfortable living and have a surplus of money saved up but don't want to liquidate my entire savings accounts so I can get just one singular 200K property that may cash flow for a couple hundred bucks over the next few years.Am I missing something or being overly cautious?

Bank accounts for each and handling everything separately So, I met with a CPA last week, and the advice she gave me was to create a Holdings LLC and a Property Management LLC in addition to the current 2 property LLC's.  

This was recorded in April 2020, but I reposted it today since my old account is no longer active. 

Also, I am NOT a CPA, but we have seen certain accountants help people get the payment excluded as soon as the next tax year by including it in the P/L for a business - so may be worth having that conversation with yours.   

Hmmm... lets think about this and list just a few things that you are paying them for... tenant communication, owner communication, managing expenses, maintenance concerns, vendor communication, negotiating vendor pricing, rent collections, accounts payable, accounts receivable, tenant procurement, 3-day notices, 7-day notices, 1099s, accounting, and 24/7/365 MANAGEMENT OF YOUR PROPERTY, for pennies of the rent...

Request reports for maintenance, accounting, etc. on a more regular basis if you want updates.

@Muhammad Rehan,I second @Greg Parker's comment about Alabama, especially if your goal is to generate positive cash flow.I personally have a hard time believing that rentals in either Fayetteville or Pflugerville can deliver cash flow after accounting for all expenses.

But if you use multiple emails as I do for my businesses each Gmail account will have its own google docs space, I found it hard to manage all under one roof.

My opinion for what it's worth, Account Closed, is that it's much harder to find a deal now and make the numbers work.I believe there is more "investors" or at least people attempting to invest than ever before - combine that with our current situation of higher than what "most of us" are used to and low inventory = 10X harder to find good deals - in my opinion.Wholesaling being easy is a myth...I know so many people here in Chicago who talk about it, but the number of people doing it at any scale for a length of time is nearly zero....the one guy I know who's been at it longer than most here in Chicago is @Zach Shepard and he's a silent snipper!