I would highly recommend staying away from anything being transferred from one person to the other directly.

You need to pass "material participation" test and personal use test, but that's for your future tax professional to explain.Yes, bonus depreciation is possible, but only on the current value of the personal property and land improvements.

I would personally wait to buy a property until you're down there.

I personally use batch skip tracer.

If you are doing this for your personal properties, I would consider Quickbooks or Stessa.

But I began this reply with IF, because if they are all cash-flow positive, I would personally not seek to pay any of them off early (depending on your age), and instead save that money to put towards obtaining additional properties.

Situation:1- W2 employee making $230000-$300000 a year. 2- owned 2 properties under personal name, 1 in LLCWhat are the best way to get tax benefits ?

Any construction will come with LOTS of permits.I don't know SLT market, it's CA and im in NV, but I've helped more than one person sell in Incline and buy in Reno because the numbers work better for them.I suggest you look into property taxes, and tenant protections of NV vs CA. 

Looking to sell everything to 1 person instead of 130+ items to 130+ people.

What  are the implications to me legally if I rent out to a person that has filed bankruptcy?