What is usually the easiest way to find the true property tax on a property?

But I'm most interested in real estate in New Orleans because it's my most consistent home base and seems  to be easiest managing being that I have a lot of family there to do any needed ground work I may need.

If this is your primary residence (homesteaded property) I suggest waiting until after the 2 year mark to get tax free capital gain (tax free is the sweetest gift of them all).

That's the linchpin to the easiest solution.

The "easiest" way is to be able to fund your own first deal or two, but outside of that you will need to network like a bad Johnny!

You can read all you want, it's actually the easiest part, but somehow you have to turn it into action even if it's one thing at a time, and that's the hard part that'll turn you into an investor instead of a wanna be.

That is always the easiest way to sell it.

But I can say for me it is my easiest, most certain check every month (literally passive on autopilot).

The easiest way to find a buyer is to have the property already under contract.

For me that is the easiest way to track how properties are performing.