I think the Greenville/West Side area gives you the best of worlds: socio-economic diversity, big lot sizes, proximity to new developments and low taxes.

Hi Everyone,I own many single family rentals in toledo and i have never tried to challenge the tax assessment.

I have wondered though if there are government grants/tax credits for providing internet to low income tenants.

You don't need to show income history or tax statements to qualify.

I'm working the Reno Tahoe Nevada Market because of the proximity to CA, landlord friendly, low property taxes and no state income tax. 

I highly recommend finding a market that is landlord friendly, cash flowing, doesn't have regular catastrophic events, property taxes are low, insurance rates are under control and you like the area.

If you are using rental income and you already filled your taxes with those rental properties then they will use the your tax returns and schedule E to calculate your income.

I would talk to a qualified intermediary and a tax professional.

Essex and Hudson county are blue (high property taxes too) and I would never buy there. 

I know the cash flow is weak, if not potentially negative, once insurance and taxes are included and that may immediately make it a bad deal for some investors.