So for example if you purchase a property from a homeowner their property taxes will have been lower than yours once the homestead credit no longer applies to the property.  

From what he says, all rentals will now have to apply and pay for a license and pay for an inspection every two years as well to make sure it meets their requirements.

I am just getting started and applied for my first pre-approval.

Applying consistent, professional tenant screening and being strict about your lease will prevent > 90% of problems, and buying in an area where good tenants want to live will massively help you quickly find qualified tenants. 

If you are filing eviction because of unlawful holdover - which is what this sounds like - the CDC doesn't apply.

(Another 630,000 workers applied for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, a program for the self-employed and gig workers.)

So the short answer is yes - if you have net taxable income from a no-tax state but reside in a state that taxes income, there may be income tax due to your home state.Typically, your resident state gives you a credit for taxes paid to other states to ensure your income is not double-taxed but this would not apply to you if all your investments are in states without income tax.When dealing with CA, you'll also want to be mindful of their strict annual LLC fee laws.

Who needs to apply??? 

While most people will not question you occupying the property if payments are made on time, when you apply for another loan this will be found out.

@Stephanie P. and @Brian GerlachPer FNMA Freddie guidelines, the 10 financed property rule only applies to properties in which you are personally obligated on the debt.