I'm new here and looking to get started in tax lien investing.

We bought the training mentoring program and followed their direction in investing with their accountant and tax consultants and didn't need it yet and now we are left hanging with no properties and don't know where to go and not making any money 

Nevada is landlord-friendly, with low property taxes, tech job growth, population growth, and a mild climate with strong appreciation potential.

Does anyone remember the name of the App David Greene uses to easily access the taxes, homeowner's insurance premium, HOA fees and other expenses associated with his rentals? 

For 4 tax returns with two being corporate? 

Less our OpEx (mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities) and CapEx allocations, this property cashflows roughly $3,000 monthly.

Insurance and taxes are on the rise.

You'll also need to look out for some areas with higher property taxes...Lastly, figuring out if you want to own/deal with a bunch of lower priced homes where you could buy more properties and easily be hitting the 1-2% rule, but potentially have more headaches (higher tenant turnover, higher eviction rates, older housing stock where one big expense wipes out a year's worth of income, less appreciation in home value) OR if you want to buy in areas that are likely to cashflow less, but appreciate more over time. 

May I ask if you are working outside USA and non person citizen shall I need to file income tax report in our home country too? 

Hello- Can someone please tell me if I will have to pay any type of federal capital gains tax on a property that I sell in Washington state that was given to me?