I need to start by saying I am not a tax professional nor do I play one on TV.

- I read in BP that the agent doesn't matter much, as it doesn't play a role when a claim is filed.

A few years ago I got my real estate license and opened a property management company - CT Property Management.Single families can work, but the masses usually preach "economies of scale" around here, and they are usually right.

My assumption is now revenue will come into play and I will have easier access to capital and banks will focus on revenue instead of tax returns.

If a politician were to agree to support 40% property taxes on investment property, you'd bet there would be a mass exodus of multifamily investors from the area and suddenly the city council would see apartment housing supply plummet to record lows. 

And you can play hit and miss with contractors.

@Ivan Sarabia it would greatly depend on your short or long term goals, do you prefer to self-manage, play for appreciation or cash flow, etc. 

its being driven by the media to great lengths and causing mass hysteria. 

Like everyone else, I am not 100% sure how this plays out.

I do understand size plays a part in this so let's say a house is 1500sf.