Reminds me a lot of what the banks are going through - the profitability is being squeezed out of A/B flips and LTRs, so investors are reaching for yield with deals that are not properly priced for the risk in my opinion.

Also if someone pays taxs through Captiol Gains would one have to pay income tax on said amount of profits?

I would 100% run these questions through your RE Attorney, but if you're looking to be best protected I would venture to say one property per trust/LLC (however your RE Attorney might suggest this is overkill).

Financing deals through your LLC will be more expensive.And, as soon as you mess up one transaction or one signature block, you very well could have just "pierced the corporate veil" and rendered all these LLCs meaningless, depending on how it was pierced.At the end of the day, this is not a matter for BiggerPockets.  

Looking for a mentor to help guide me through my journey as a new real estate investor.

Hey Malik, feel free to reach and talk to an investor agent who can give you first hand experience and talk you through scenarios. 

I'm considering renting out a large unfinished basement through Neighbor, but was curious if other people have experiences with Neighbor or suggestions first.I figure this would be a great first real estate project for me to get into as it would have minimal costs and overhaul.

Fill out only lines 15 through 25 of each worksheet Form 8824.

Hello, I purchased a piece of vacant land in LA county through tax sale.

I'm searching for an insurance professional to discuss the concept of negotiating group purchasing property insurance for a discount (similar to what is done through health care via employers).Are there regulations that would make this prohibitively difficult in the property insurance industry?