I only have 1 property and a W2 so am just starting at not really at the stage where it makes sense to hire an expensive tax strategist (unless the forum disagrees).Despite this, obviously want to make sure I am tax efficient.

Another thing that might be an important factor is that I'm confident I could raise about $0.5mil in cash if I did want to bring on other investors who've expressed interest. 

However, as you’ve seen, if the process is approached efficiently—using proper documentation, serving notices correctly, and presenting a clear case—it can result in consistent recoveries.

but realtors can definitely use better systems and apps to be more efficient with their workflow.  

I am looking to create a solid, efficient process that balances speed, quality, and budget.

@Radovan Matusovich Very familiar with Westwood, I can remember when the big red brick factory opened as a Sealtest Ice Cream producer. 

I Also want to stay in this market because as I said before I am still in college and being able to see homes in person and drive through the market to look at them at ease is a positive factor I want to keep.I plan on house hacking once I get back from my summer internship so this issue will also come into play if I were to try and slightly rehab the home while living in it.

I’m now building a simple one-page pitch site to help sponsors raise equity more efficiently.

Text marketing has also proven highly effective in reaching these buyers quickly and efficiently.

It’s a game-changer for connecting with motivated sellers quickly and efficiently.