My understanding is that he focuses in multi state taxation so if you have stuff all over the place, he's the guy for you.

With that being said all of the profits have to go towards the new property as to avoid taxation. 

The Fair Tax includes mechanisms to ensure those living at or below poverty level pay no taxes, eliminates double taxation by eliminating taxation on used goods, untaxes education, and incentivizes wealth creation.

@Eric Telese When I was looking at “where” I basically looked at places I had lived, family was, where I had friends I trusted, and added a couple of markets (like Texas and Florida) that had no state income tax.  At

At least that's what the law says.That means that the town's assessor uses the actual market value of a home for taxation purposes.In practice, the difference between market value and assessed value can be all over the map. 

Any suggestions for a Canadian investing in the USA when it comes to taxation, LLC's and property managers.

@Daniel WeaverMakes sense on the double taxation. 

I have an extensive background in real estate taxation from simple schedule E single member LLC properties to REIT tax compliance for a $6 billion REIT in Chicago.

Many professional real estate investors I know use Ki Shin, CPA , http://www.smithandshin.net/He is a regular speaker on R E investing/tax at the Metrolina REIA 

Our OOS investments did not do nearly as good as our San Diego investments but not because of the usual reasons of having no appreciation and higher expenses than TK estimate and newby investors anticipate (Our lack of success was a combination of mother nature and unfriendly taxation).