As others have mentioned, the percentage of savings you get back really depends on your individual tax situation, including your tax bracket, state, and other factors.

With my experience with very wealthy individuals who have complete freedom of time, one common denominator is: Keep it simple and a little boring. 

Each investing strategy is totally dependent on the personal goals of the individual investor.  

These 2 individuals appear to be a mother/son.

With your own capital and access to other individuals you know well that have capital you could start that way..

We are a community of close to 50k that has not incorporated so the county controls zoning/planning. 

Additionally, incorporating tax benefit analysis would give your report a competitive edge, helping investors maximize their returns by understanding potential tax advantages.

I'm surprised that someone who recognizes the illegal importation of often unvetted individuals would seek to find yet another way to fleece the taxpayers.To answer your question, though, it would appear that the money being made is passing through non-profit agencies who then make the decision where to house them. 

A recent CBRE report shows a shift in corporate real estate executives' outlook, with 38% planning to expand their office space over the next three years—up from just 20% last year.

@Casey Hamptondon't partner - too small, too complicated.you should both just save up to afford your own individual house hacks.