-Title retired at the DMV-Be on an "owner owned" lot, without lot / service fees other than taxes. 

They mentioned that primary residence owners get a tax exception.

And yes, I already filed my 2023 tax return.  

(tax & municipal liens often survive the foreclosure - so if you buy one with those on it -  you are on the hook to pay them after the fact.)  

Real Estate Wholetailing: Close on a property and immediately list it on the MLS to sell at a profit.Owner Financing: Help the seller avoid capital gains taxes and give them a consistent passive stream of income without having to manage the property.While these strategies offer various avenues for real estate investment, thorough research, due diligence, and professional guidance remain crucial for success.

In San Diego, we call it the Sunshine Tax. 

Jason,I agree with your plan to use the DSCR.Any traditional debt impacts qualifying for future traditional loan programs.

fbclid=IwAR3Ym8qIkzl0e19FhTBJAjcXy3gJsS-VM5-c2r4v684wIQWH5MVPIjt5xfM ... if they pass proposed regulations... there are at least three different proposals in that article...As an owner of multiple STRs here - I don't mind a $200 a year tax on them... it will probably keep out many operators that are not as serious... regulations so often end up benefitting bigger operators (eg. hotels) and hurting true mom and pops. 

Potential ways to spread their tax burden over years as well. 

Unfortunately, the insurance/property tax cost creep is what it is.