@Jaren WoeppelYou got some good general information above, though as you can see, we'd need a little more info to provide more tailored feedback.

It really depends on the strategy you want to use as an investor, and you can tailor your strategy to what will work in your area.

You will have to use your own history and tailored projections to determine what your property is doing.Good luck with financial planners  ;)   I've only met one that does RE investing, and she can't really help her clients with that.

BP has a book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor.I'd also suggest sitting down with a tax professional/CPA to get advice tailored for your own specific situation.   

Each person's income and tax scenario is different and you should consult with a competent CPA to discuss your individual situation to get advice tailored for you.

As it gets to know you the recommendations will be tailored to you.It is different than the "reference" we can give each other on the profiles.  

I paid my attorney $500 for a strong operating agreement semi-tailored to what I am trying to do.  

Even if the government has a substantial interest in doing so (which is debatable) how is a complete ban narrowly tailored?

I tailored their lease form for the tennant I accepted, and used their template for each tennant I rejected.

It should be tailored to each investor's situation and business practice in consultation with their lawyer, accountant, insurance agent, and other consultants.