Bonus points if they own rentals that are managed by someone else so they understand pain points from the Landlord perspective.

I have been hesitant about parking my cash in any one particular asset, but I've been maxing my 401Ks and with a big bonus recently, I have about 250K~ in cash and not sure where I should be putting itI currently have an income producing property in a major HCOL urban market at a 2.6% interest rate and produces about $1k/month in profit.

Nice bonus since I was gonna have to put more down in order to CF $0 anyways. 

I already know that most investors are going to say to stay away from a property with a septic system, but I bought this property for the land, 293 acres, and the house is a bonus so trying to make some income by renting it.  

The added bonus doing it within a Portfolio loan instead of a Fannie Mae loan, is that you would have easier qualifying on the income of the property with the right lender.

I've heard @Brandon Turnermention in one of the BP Podcast that buying a rental should be based on cash flow and the appreciation, if any, is a bonus but shouldn't be counted on. 

Any more is just a bonus and a personal choice/goal.Those numbers factored in maintenance, reserves, capex, and a team of 4 managers that I have on salary.

Anything above the interest rate on the mortgage made through a different investment would just be a bonus.

Six months ago I referred 3 people who started private rooms making $3000+/mo on the platform each (3-4 bedrooms listed) and didn’t get any referral payouts because they were only giving bonuses to signing up whole house rentals.

For vehicles to be eligible for write-off, they have to be used for business related purposes.You have to track the trips you take and indicate whether the trip is business or personal.Talk to your CPA if you are eligible to take bonus depreciation on the vehicle.Best of luck