Does out of state real estate investing complicate taxes?
Hi all, just have a simple question today. Does anyone know if investing in real estate out of state complicate taxes? If so how so? I assume I'd have to start collecting some sort of data and filing state tax for each state I invest in or something right?
Trying to decide if it's better to limit investing in just one state or invest in multiple states from a tax perspective in the interest of keeping things simple