And while our current CPA is not terrible, he’s virtually inaccessible (never responds to our emails & never gets us filed on time). 

Have you ever thought about hiring virtual assistants?

I contend there are three things every investor needs to consider.1) Where people workWill a city lose its economic driver as workplaces start to go partially or fully virtual and let their employees live wherever they want?

I'm a new investor looking to wholesale virtually in South Carolina (closer to the Greenville Area).

@Bruce Runn thanks and I hope to meet you at one of our local group events FB, MeetUp, BP (virtual or eventually in person) upcoming soon!

Hey, Explore our portfolio on virtual tours photography to know what makes Klapty a great choice.

Being a Z’ee allowed me to build a rental portfolio with virtually none of  my own money.

She said something about a "disregarded entity"Anyway, I decided to just add all my income and subtract my expenses and put that magic (unfortunately very low number) on Worksheet B (this is the non-resident one ---- which is another long story...I don't live in Pennsylvania but my LLC's virtual mailbox is there....so not sure if it's resident or non-resident...but since they are using my personal ss# instead of ein I figure it's non resident....the difference is so minor though, so i'm tempted to file as resident just to avoid any hassle)Do any other cities have this ridiculous additional tax on investment properties? 

You're basically paying off an asset that will have virtually no residual value after 10 years (unlike real estate). 

I've looked at probably 20 or more properties and when I calculate the HELOC payments into my numbers most are coming back at right about 0 CoCROI and virtually no cash flow.