Hello,I am interested in a Tax Sale.

I'm at the beginning stages of my investing (love the podcasts) and was wondering if any veterans out there had any 'Tax Hacks'.I've considered getting a separate credit card just for my rental properties, but was wondering if it would need to be a different card for each individual property.

I was able to look up the property taxes, calculate my mortgage and insurance and some of the monthly expenses.

Generally we zero out income from the C corp as salary to the two shareholders so we don't get double taxed.  

That leaves 60% to cover the actual costs of mortgage, taxes, insurance....oh, and you do want to make money on it right?

Currently hold no assets.4) Holding 300K in professional school student loan debt at 6.8%, plan to refinance perhaps at 5%I'm trying to figure out my strategy for avoiding taxes on my high salary/income that will start soon, and hoping to invest aggressively in the next few years in order to set myself up for passive income in the future.

@Joshua Smith, the tax payer has to be the same for the relinquished property and the replacement property.  

I was actually wondering who claims the mortgage interest for tax purposes. is it the seller i'm buying from since the loan is still in their name?

This will protect your rentals better and may provide tax advantages.

You get potential cash flow, tax shelter and appreciation.