One owner is looking to exit to middle to high sevens on yield on cost.Cap exits are high 5’s, low 6’s for some Class A product.Turnover cost projections should escalate: $500 first year, $850 second year, $1000 third year.Consolidation and density of BFR assets can be an issue for insurance companies.

In terms of taxes, this is what I got from my CPA< but i dont think its still right, seems VERY high.

I finally start my full time job, report 60k a year, which is not very high considering where I live and my home purchasing power.

I did a lot of new construction in Charleston SC and did full gut rehab on 2 small MF>  built about 35 homes.. the prices in charleston are very high compared to say Columbus OH. in the order of magnatude to 2X to 4X per prop.. but its a fabulous city. 

Any recommendations or experience on good online banks with high APY for this purpose? 

Hopefully the high season does well.  

At $200, unless its almost new or a high end stove, you may want to consider a new one instead.

We have a lake house that rents for the same rate as a hotel in the area, therefore our occupancy is super high. 

@Brett SynickyI would probably say that the fees are high, but that’s not telling the whole story.

Taxes wise I have opened up a high yield savings account and putting money into it in case I do end up owing taxes next year, but what do I need to be saving as far as forms, I don't have the tenants on a lease yet since this is my primary on the mortgage, but I am giving them receipts when they pay rent every month and keeping those saved.