When did buyer's agents start training on  buying "off market" without agents, subject to, wraps, seller financing, lease options, land contracts, fix & flips, rentals, taxes, asset protection, etc, etc, etc.

Seller's affidavits about BK,  liens, taxes, no new liens in last days should have been ready to go yesterday.

Eventually I will invest in cash flowing properties out of state.I'm looking for tips and advice on being a land lord such as maintenance, rent collection, taxes/accounting, legal, and things you wish you would/wouldn't have done starting out.

But, the truth is that unless you bought before 2020 you are probably going to have an underperforming asset that is a negative cash flowing liability.

It is simply the IRS tax law.

As a sales professional, you'll find that one of the greatest benefits of investing in real estate is tax saving -- I'm not a CPA and can't advise on this, but I've personally saved a fortune through REP status and cost segregation. 

If your doing anything close to this tye property better be a 100% home run .Otherwise, we didn't do a portfolio loan until we had 5 houses and supporting tax returns and did everything cash up until then. i wouldn't do it until you have some track record before jumping into leverage and a heloc is made to use and pay off quickly.

@Eric AndrekopoulosWhen you want anonymity and/or outside liability protection.If you get a judgement against you personally, it won't attach to your property if it is titled in a trust with a trustee other than yourself. 

Navy Federal, as an example, needs a long time to close and requires tax returns, but has a 20 year draw and a 20 year payback period…takes much longer than others, but that payback period is amazing.  

And what are the future ramifications when withdrawing from the 401k since part of it should not be taxed?