@Suraj Guptha check out Hampton & Hampton @Kim Meredith Hampton They service the I-4 corridor and manage one of my rentals for the last 14-months.

Originally posted by @Kim Meredith Hampton:@Christine Swaidan yes, you must allow the pit bull service animal!

Thank you Kim Meredith Hampton I am going to look at the forum now to get more insight.

@Peter Kim there are numerous long discussions of this already, try searching.

It's the same reason Robert and Kim Kioysaki still do seminars and write books.

Kim Tucker's group is a great resource for Investors in Kansas city.

Quote from @Kim Meredith Hampton: @Alexis Colon We actually do the entire process from finding the properties, analyzing short and long term comps, tax amts, sold comps, turnkey services, and property management for short and long term. 

@Kim ThrailkillIn your exampleCalifornia will require you to file a California resident tax return where you report worldwide income(including the rental income in Arizona).Arizona may require you to file an arizona non-resident tax return where you report the rental income on property located in Arizona.While you are reporting the income on both returns, California will provide you a credit for taxes paid to Arizona, which eliminates double-taxation.Ultimately, California has a higher state income tax than Arizona which means ultimately, you are going to pay taxes to California when you have positive rental income.The great thing about rental properties is that you can potentially have a tax loss while having positive cash-flow.

@Kim Tucker, you are just playing with words.

Thanks @Kevin Hu and @Kim Banks for the info!