Generally, the location isn't as important as finding a tax professional that is knowledgable.

The increase in cash flow you will get when it is paid off may be great enough that you want to keep the property, either monthly, or you can always cash out refinance and take out a larger lump sum which is tax free and just let the tenants pay it down over the course of the next 20 years but this time with a manager so you’re less involved.

I owe $454k on the mortgage and after realtor fees/closing costs, i could net $200k with no capital gains tax. 

Land trust does not work.. there are tax implications to both parties when you GIVE back the property .. keep in mind and I have not seen one person address that..

Most of whom work remotely assisting Real Estate investors with their tax planning and accounting. 

My business partner and I bought our first investment property (4-Plex) last year. We used the same agent that helped us purchase the property to find tenants. For each tenant we paid him a fee. Total payments amounte...

Had my eyes set on a NH for a little while now and wanted to see if anyone had any advice/insight on claiming a 2nd home / STR property in NH as your primary residence in order to take advantage of NH not having state income tax.

I’m looking for a CPA to do my last year taxes as they got complicated.  

I'm not an expert, but it will really depend on your tax needs.   

. $13k in yearly taxes between the two duplexesAbout $200 a month in water between the two (no sewage, on septic) tenants pay all other utilitiesInsurance- $200 a monthSelf managedI truly feel like I have given him some real win-win offers and nothing is sticking.