Here are some considerations and normal practices to ponder: Employee Structure, Contractual Agreements, Insurance Coverage Benefits, and HR MattersLegal and Tax ImplicationsCommunication  and Collaboration.

Close to CA, tech and manufacturing job growth, 4th lowest property taxes that don't reassess on the sale, and no state income tax. 

I've been paying escrow+mortgage on rentals since 2015 and never had this happen to me.Details:Mortgage company does an escrow analysis and finds the following:2023 Taxes $1648 + Insurance $1634 = Total: $3282New Escrow for 2024Taxes $2331 + Insurance $1918 = NEW TOTAL: $4250- With increased tax and insurance I owe $968 more on escrow.- $968 difference paid out over 12 months would be $80.60 per month MORE.The mortgage company is claiming that I owe $3,000 MORE in escrow and is charging me an additional $250 per month.I checked with them and I've NEVER missed a payment and have been up to date this whole time.They say its not a mistake but couldn't explain why I owed $3000 more instead of $968 more for the year.Am I missing something? 

If you have nothing helpful to add, please avoid posting.What I am asking is if paying myself payroll and also taking profit distributions that are not subject to self-employment tax still applies if I am paying myself out of the Disregarded LLC and not the S-Corp directly.

Tax Deferral: One of the primary advantages of investing in a DST is the potential for tax deferral.

The cost to maintain the house (property tax, insurance, repair) is getting higher and higher.

HO insurance 6k, flood 6k, propety taxes 3k. 

This property is listed with only $1,320/Year Property taxes in 2023.

Where to go to get all the information an investor may need like for taxes, trends, what's coming, and all other vital information that I would need to even consider making an offer on a property?

In regards to taxes, I have a W2 job and I also have a 1099 job.