My current strategy is to maximise equity over cash. 

What would be the best strategy to do so avoiding unnecessary taxation.Thanks! 

I also own a commercial warehouse in CA, I used to run my business out of it and now lease it to the new owners of the business. 

From a liability perspective in Florida, it's advantageous to have a limited liability company own the property, especially considering that you are getting into the real estate business and intend to acquire numerous properties. 

I know someone buying properties in the Tampa Bay area that around 2018 year built.They have a unique rental strategy that is grossing around $4200-4500 per month as long-term rentals.

It's super close to tumlin park but there are storage storage areas business across the street.

So know this: Learning the ropes is generally not quick or easy.You should avoid anyone with a whiff of “get rich quick” in his sales pitch, as well as “no money down” buying strategies.3.

You may want to explore cashing out, and structuring a reasonable loan term with your current strategy in mind.

Generally they will want the investor to be a member or have a business relationship with the CU.

I would consider the business uses of your home, the basement apartment is considered a rental property if you rent it out.