Hi,I am budgeting for the basics for my NOI (and taxes, insurance too):1.

The requirement to defer all tax is simply to purchase at least as much as your net sale (in your case 50% of the net sale of the entire property). 

Rental property owners, did you know you can deduct expenses like mortgage interest, property tax, operating expenses, depreciation, and repairs?

What would be the best way to do this for tax purposes, liability, and breaks? 

As long as you stay 100% business-purpose (i.e. no live-in flips or anything sniffing of owner-occupancy), the NMLS/regulations do not apply in most states and you will likely be good on the regulatory piece (as always, there are exceptions and you should always consult with a pro/research)

Real estate investors should consider key tax aspects for financial optimization and compliance.

Tax BenefitsWhen buying in low cost areas, it can be difficult to achieve FIRE without high volume of units.

Let’s say we’re shooting for $50k tax saving per year. 

Some things I like so far is what appears to be a competency of their specific region, understanding their core business (PM) in general and their transparency/ disclosures.Two big things that give me pause:Rent negotiation: The requirement to authorize HW to unilaterally negotiate/set the rent without consulting the owner is a deal breaker for me. 

Each year being worse than the one before with higher insurance, property taxes and wages?