I am talking about current operating assets: what did they underwrite for rent, other income, RUBs, taxes, maintenance, turn over, etc.  

I'm also in need of a CPA/tax advisor to advise on what's the best structure from a liability protection and tax planning standpoint.Thanks for your input.

Despite the property taxes going up, the cost of maintenance and area rent prices going up...

Thinking through the tax implications, how that changes each deals numbers, and how we'd structure those payments has my head spinning.  

But what are the tax implications of such a situation?

Taxes can be high depending on what you do with the property after it's built. 

@Munjal Adhvaryu we have a lot of Canadians investing in Detroit because there's only a river separating the USA and Canada.So, we're very familiar wth LLC and tax requirements for foreign investors. 

I wouldn’t sell most of my properties for double the tax assessed value.

If you are buying in your own name, then obviously you won't have this as a formally separate entity.But the bookkeeping will be so much easier at tax time if you set up bank accounts for the rental property separate from accounts you use for your personal expenses.

My debt/income ratio is lower than it really is because I own alot of rentals so for tax purposes and depreciation, my taxes dont show the whole real picture.