@Rob NewsomInvesting in a state with an income tax may require you to file a non-resident state tax return with that state.States normally try to avoid double state taxation by providing a credit for taxes paid to other states.I would say - look to invest where the numbers make sense based on your critera even if that means looking in a state with an income tax.There are 7 states without an income tax - with your logic, you are missing out on investing in 85% of the united states.

It contains hundreds of files such as ebooks, checklists and spreadsheets for real estate investors: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files Good luck investing.

It contains hundreds of files such as ebooks, checklists and spreadsheets for real estate investors: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files Good luck investing.

Who knows how long state and local agencies will drive us into bankruptcy? 

In the state where my LLC is filed?

Unless a motion to substitute purchaser was filed and granted, then the high bidder is still the purchaser in the eyes of the law/court. 

I’m reading a ton about LP, Corporations, LLC’s,  then S/C Corporations, REIT etc. but still confused on which to file under.Any lawyers of CPAs have solid advice for different scenarios where one business entity formation works over the others? 

The process was NOT easy.I had to submit:2 years of tax returns for all my businesses, P/L statements for all businesses for past 2 years, P/L statements for all businesses for current YTD, Invoices to prove businesses are still open and operating, E-file tax receipts for 2019 for personal and all businesses, Recent bank statements for personal and all businesses, Etc. 

If someone is dumb enough to ask about the hose, thank them for coming forward and let them know the police were looking for a name to add to the police report you filed. 

If a tenant causes some sort of damage and is at fault you can file a liability claim against the tenant, and it will not effect your insurance position as it goes against their renters claim.