Are they the same from a Tax perspective, Ordinary income versus long-term capital gain rates?

There are lower priced properties that will still rent at a nice profit market when including mortgage, taxes, other expenses.

Purchase price was $102k and tax value is at $106k.

You can exchange into simply up to 3 properties in any state and any asset class. 1031 exchange is a federal statute.

Even it makes $100 per month, if you have 100 of them, it is $10,000 per month.Reviews are just reviews, tax is just tax.

How exactly do you file taxes when you have a 9-5 but also generate income from self employment?

I have a property manager that handles payments/tenant screening so I don't need anything too fancy yet, but I liked the dashboard visuals to see where things were at, and to be able to have all of my transactions and my PMs in one place for tax time.

Also unsure about how taxes would play out (see CPA). 

I would be less out of pocket eating my tax bill without write offs and getting into something with 5% down

Considering the high property taxes unfriendly laws towards landlords , inventory, and prices here, I’m pondering out-of-state investments for potentially better cash flow.