I don't really have a compendium of sources I can point you to other than to say that in our digital age just about everything is only a quick google search away.Here are my thoughts (again, take these with a grain of salt - I'm not an attorney or CPA):Knowing that being incorporated out of state doesn’t reduce your tax liability and creates extra paperwork and fees, I don’t know that it’s worth it.

At the end of the year I print a report and go over it and then hand to cpa rather than directly sending digital file to my CPA who may not notice an out of whack or missing expense. 

Account Closed Cleveland is a great place to get double digit net caps, Its all about knowledge and your teamGod Luck 

They can be 4-6 digit codes or electronic cards.

Housing is cheaper then the 5 boroughs and the caps are in double digit.

We've lived in a low inflation world so long, since the early 80's, that I suspect many folks here don't remember the double digit inflation rates of the 70's and early 80's. 

It is not uncommon for a property leveraged at 70-80% LTV to provide 15-20% return on your equity in the property just as a free and clear property on the surface may provide "great cash flow" however your return on equity could easily be in the single digits.

I'm wondering if anyone out there knows the most efficient way to go about acquiring these in digital .pdf form (preferably) with the least amount of hassle.Thanks for any help.

I’m buying stock in my favorite REITS ( IIPR and Digital Realty Trust) Canesha

We have a very long way to go for double digit interest rates.