Numbers are more doable in the Midwest where you can acquire units for a lower cash and might get 1% or more of return.

Hi Jasmine,A DSCR cash out refinance sounds like the best product for this.You can vest in an LLC and most DSCR lenders do not report on your personal credit report!

- Since you're acquiring the Tax Deed, does the premium apply to the amount paid or the amount of taxes, penalties, etc.?

I deliver a first rate, top of market product and rarely do I see my properties sit longer than a few weeks. 

Like @Michael Quarles and @Kristin Flores-Brockman are saying here.Occasionally there are investors who acquired an investment property with the intent to hold and put renters in, but find some unexpected negative catalysts that will impact their ability to rent it out.

You also don't need to worry about analysis paralysis or lack of capital as much as if you were looking to acquire a property every six months. 

Partner Driven used a mix of partner capital and strategic financing to acquire the property for $60,000.

If the end product is similar to conventional construction, and is compliant with applicable building codes then I think you're good to go.I think you should also consider where you might start. 

I plan on continuing to acquire 1 or 2 properties a year moving forward.

There is an opportunity to acquire a medical building ( owner is MD who sold business to a Hugo MSO two years ago and still working part time ) at 8 cap NNN lease.