I am wondering, is that the most Tax efficient way moving forward as I purchase more properties and forms more LLCs?

It’s about efficiency, solid partnerships, and building systems that can handle growth.

Recently helped an investor fund a property using a short-term note structured around a 12-month term.
It reminded me how flexibility often beats speed. How do you balance both when structuring funding deals?

Active listings are up 24%, giving investors negotiating power we haven't seen in years.Here is a strategy: Buy a distressed single-family home in the $300-400K range....

There are assuredly more cost-efficient times to start your portfolio, but there's no right time per se. 

Not sure what software but ideally would like to use a total of 2-3 softwares so im not all over the place.I feel like im at least slightly knowledgeable with this, but I'm just lost on how to go about it all and get started with the proper steps and software.I would really appreciate it if anyone who's currently successful in the industry could give me some pointers on:the most efficient software to usethe proper order to go about all this, if there even is a proper order?

Fix it with a simple system: pick one clear target for the next 90 days, block two power hours on your calendar weekly for only high‑leverage tasks analyzing deals, making offers, building your team, and hold yourself accountable with a quick weekly review what moved the needle, what didn’t, what’s next.

A few quick adds from the Huntsville, AL metro:We’ve got several vacant stand-alone boxes (former Neighborhood Walmart / Dollar General types) with ample parking, truck access, and (often) solid existing power corridors.

For long-term wealth transfer use a family trust or family LLC to shift appreciating assets tax efficiently.

This structure allowed Billy and Traci to focus on managing the renovation efficiently while Partner Driven handled the financial backing and support from start to finish.