4) Depreciation for tax purposes The amount of annual depreciation OVERLY offset my net income on the property.

There are set fees like any grantors tax, HOA disclosure package, then fees that vary, like settlement fee, deed prep, prorated real estate taxes, commissions, closing cost assistance requested in contract, etc.

It does everything from rent collection, background checks, credit checks, ID verification, tax preparation, lease signing/preparation, etc. 

I am currently reading The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor by Amanda Han and Matthew Macfarland.

I’ll be making between $250-$300k, with some credit card debt I’m hoping to get to by August.

I was forced to cash out my 401k in payments to minimize tax penalties, using it to complete house projects and pay off some debt.

I found there was loans taken out using a 3rd party that was disguised or hidden on their taxes.

Use your least tax-efficient money to buy your most tax-efficient assets. 

I have a Villa in Tulum, Mexico and am having a hard time understanding how much of the "Host Payout" actually goes to me, because I would think that the entire $665.57 would be mine but it looks like they deducted the "Cleaning Fee" and "Remitted occupancy tax" the "cleaning fee" I understand but am confused on where the "Remitted occupancy tax" is going.

We used the debt snowball to pay off 10 houses and then borrowed against them at 50% DTI and bought a STR.