., and California, I wouldn't recommend operating in those areas without a CPA/CPA firm with understanding of those state and local tax laws.There are economies of scale when it comes to these things, so my recommendation is to focus on a particular area for most of your investments to maximize the benefit of the legal and accounting advice you receive.

What you can do is properly position your property by Features, Location, and Condition to maximize the amount you can charge.  

Like anything else, it will vary market to market and you need to test your approaches to maximize results.

Interest only mortgages seem to be the easiest way to maximize profits early, ARMs, fixed.

My wife and I want to maximize number of conventional loans.

I help my clients strategize on when the property should be "placed into service" to maximize expenses that can be classified as repairs and currently deducted, rather than depreciated over 27.5 years. 

Furnished probably means higher turnover but higher rents as wellAny other ideas on how to maximize cash flow for something like this?

Because of this, you HAVE to maximize cash flow and dealing with any property that can't handle the constraints of the 50% rule as a minimum is not worth your time or analysis if you are in a mode of cash flow buying.

I think Turner would say maximize cash out AND have over $200 per door.

I need general advice regarding how to set myself up right from the get go in the best way to maximize deductions, etc.