I recognize we will not be able to offset active W2 income,  but if we do purchase an investment property that has some net positive cashflow, what are the types of tax benefits/offsets we can get? 

At a very high level a property has a “tax basis”, once you exceed that basis you are subject to taxes, whether that happens when sold and paid in full or paid over timeThe loan provided by seller financing is like any type of loan where the interest is taxed at ordinary income rates.

I'm looking for two types of people to talk to (anonymously is fine).

If you go on the "Meetup" app and type in "*my local area* real estate investors" this will be a great place to start.

I am not sure there is a specific term for this type of community, rather they market is as STR friendly, etc.Best of luck!

A wrap-around agreement is a type of secondary mortgage financing and involves the buyer paying the seller directly for a residential property — often at a higher interest rate than the original mortgage.

Those type of parks are my usual but finding a lender is not easy.

My name is Caesar, and I’m making the exciting transition from the hustle and bustle of New York to the sunny of Orlando, Florida.Currently serving as a licensed real estate agent and managing a diverse portfolio of commercial properties across the Sunshine State, I’m deeply immersed in the intricacies of the Florida market.As I settle into Orlando, I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, developers, and wholesalers in the area.

OTH, I think most of the seller financing issues are consumer driven, the banks never did have a slice of that market nor would or could they, and still can't.An HML type needs to be aware of such issues as they will be working closely with banks and will want a good reputation and working with the public, they had better keep fairness in mind as well.

Does anyone have experience with these type of loans?