Not sure if interesting but my buddy just launched a real-time leads list for off market properties based on publicly accessible data: tax delinquencies, probate, pre-foreclosures...etc.

Perhaps tax wise or ?? 

there’s a funny debate on this. we put it on one of our rentals in SoCal and it’s netter us in a positive way and made us more attractive to prospective tenants.that being said, IF it were truly lucrative I think we’d see more corporate apartments like Greystar and Redwood installing solar panels.If you do install, make sure you figure out what tax credits you qualify for etc and make sure your output is covered by the panels for day AND night. theres no sun at night.. so make sure when they design they dont hide that. the salespeople are shady with that aspect and it’s annoying.

An Option that is closer to you and affordable is Vegas.. some of the lowest prop tax's in the country no big weather extremes find newer homes and ready rental pool.. with mid term rentals a reality. 

Would you prefer to join a "communty" to learn about real estate taxes and get half of what you need and pay half price or would you take a complicated tax return to a professional and get proper advice?

Highly pressured sales tactics at there 3 day events they do all over the US to get you wrapped into their high dollar coaching programs. Then when you don't have the money for them they coerce you into getting credit...

It seems this market is ideal for cash flow, as rents seem to easily cover mortgage, taxes, and more with plenty left over for profit.

Does anyone know what you have to do on a tax return if the assets were incorrectly entered for a rental unit that actually belongs on another rental unit? 

I get the tax benefits on top of that (this is a big one for me), some small principal paydown, small monthly cashflow etc. 

Just as an example, FL tax lien is a guarantees 20% return.