So you will need to know the rules where you work, as well as know the sales tax requirements, for where you are working.

For example, for property taxes, you can search Google for what the state taxes are on a primary/secondary property.

Hi, so I won a tax deed at an auction for a vacant lot but I am trying to determine if there are a bunch of leins on it.

Supreme Court's Wayfair decision, Pennsylvania may require collection and remittance of taxes from businesses that have a substantial economic nexus in Pennsylvania"But from this site, it looks LLC needs to file Penn state tax no matter its size:https://www.revenue.pa.gov/TaxTypes/Partnerships-S-Corps-LLCs/Pages/default.aspx#:~:text=Limited%20Liability%20Companies,pay%20corporate%20net%20income%20tax."

For other variables such as tax rates and heating costs, I find it easier to get a good evaluation.

Hi thereI am new to investing, looking at a SFH for my 1st rental property and trying to understand the tax benefits that are often spoken of on the podcasts. 

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

I think this makes everything cleaner for taxes, documenting historic rental payments, and legal issues that may arise due to the barter, etc.  

I furthered my education by reading "Writing Winning Business Plans" by Garrett Sutton, "Tax-Free Wealth" by Tom Wheelwright, and, naturally, "The Book on Rental Property Investing" by Brandon Turner.

When you transfer money from your business banking account to your personal account, the IRS will see this as income, and you will be taxed accordingly.