In AZ if you don't initiate a foreclosure before the 10 year deadline, then you lose all your liens on that parcel (principal and interest) - not just the oldest lien.For a person like me who is looking to maximize interest rate return, I just keep paying the sub taxes and accruing the 16%, making sure I start foreclosure before the 10 year date.

Since my family has moved to Toronto and I would like to explore the investment opportunities in the US (US produces a better ROI)My goal:My three year goal is to build up my portfolio in real estate and expand my network in the US by leveraging my access to Chinese investors.My 5-10 year goal is to set up a PE fund specialized in real estate investing in the US and would like to get some hands-on experience on some development projects in the US.My solution:First, I need to identify a niche investment strategy that can maximize the return for every party involved in a sustainable and recession-proof way.Second, I am able to invest and control remotely but eventually I would like to get some hands-on experiences as well.Third, I need to find someone that I can trust and has a proven track record that can get things done on the ground.

I think the way to maximize the value of this property would be to do 30+ day furnished rentals.

We specialize in catering to the needs of investors like yourself who are looking to maximize the potential of their BRRRR projects without being hindered by traditional lending constraints.

Mine is similar, maximize holdings... buy everything until you ran out of cash, than mortgage them for more cash to buy additional properties. 

and There certain sellers that Realtors cannot help on a timely manner (Yeah, those crazy realtors want to maximize the sales price for their client) and more wholesalers make way more money than Realtors (LOL oh my sides hurt).

A balanced approach of living well and saving for the future is the key to maximizing the life experience.

Looking to get into the STR business with a main goal to maximize cash flow and hopefully grow a little over the next few years.

I am unsure of your family situation, but I personally love the concept of house hacking when you don't have alot of commitments to a family or anything like that yet, you can buy two-four units at once with a multi-unit and I personally think that will easily allow you to achieve your goal of 10 properties in 10 years I have a goal set for 30 properties by 30 and I am only 20 currently, but my minimizing actual purchases and maximizing units within your scope you can afford a little downtime in between purchases while you get the hang of it, I'm no expert but this is approach I am taking towards it, and it is food for thought, good luck

I absolutely agree that we need to have debt in the replacement property, not only to avoid boot but also to maximize the returns using leverage so growth is much larger.