Will the profits ALL count as profit- regardless of most of it going to pay off loans made on the property to create said profits?

We house hacked - we lived in 1 room and had roommates filling the other two rooms, creating good cash flow while we lived there.My husband is active duty Air Force, so in July 2016 we PCS'd from California to North Dakota.

The feedback i have gotten is that it is the locals that you need to watch out for -- not the business travelers or vacationers.I recommend you create a small kitchen space in your basement apartment with a bar sink, microwave, small refrigerator and Keurig. 

The best way to do this is not learning about the plans, but learning about how different successful people have used each plan and how it worked for them...and then creating my own path from that.Choose the numbers in such a way so that the cash flow comes in as the building pays my mortgage.Still to learn:the benefits of 5+how much debt (relative to income & savings) is getting close to dangerouswhat my best approach is.

I'm mainly interested in creating cash flow and long-term wealth.

@Steve RomanoNote that if you create a Pennsylvania LLC, you can ask the IRS to tax it as a partnership/sole-proprietor, S-Corp, or a C-Corp.

If that is the case, creating a company to have the rental properties under the company will have the same effect - your loss from the rental properties will be reported on K-1 (instead of Schedule E), which will be subject to same limitations. 

These places are gentrifying and creating increased appreciation. 

Create a checklist of actionable items.

You are on the right track with backlinks.