However, I’d add that real estate is already tax efficient, so it does not make the most sense to put this in a self directed IRA.

Having a consultant who has worked with the agencies before is a huge plus.Alongside the developer, creating a defined site plan is needed to determine the improvement & infrastructure cost. 

Long term I see entire neighbors improve for their betterment because of rising prices and the very hard work of those buyers.

I also think micromarketing is best for newer investors.Some things to addTailoring your lists - like focusing on absentee owners, properties with long-term ownership, or pre-foreclosures—can improve your response rate.Consistency - It’s rare to get responses from a single mailer.

Hi,I'm trying to improve my close rate as a multifamily investor and wanted to gather some insight on what others have for their closing process from start to finish. 

Analyze deals efficiently, consider financing options, and build your network.

Your "buy in" funds could potentially be used for improvements to the other properties you mentioned, without triggering a taxable event.

You could make the same amount of money (or more) without the time, stress, or energy required as a DIY Landlord.If you do decide to manage yourself, you need a quick education.

With strategic updates and market insight, this property became a highly desirable investment, showcasing the power of effective collaboration and value-driven improvements.

To improve cash flow and manage your current situation, here are some potential strategies:Refinance for Cash Flow: Refinance your properties into long-term fixed-rate loans to reduce monthly payments and increase cash flow.