My wife, Krys, and I moved to a developing country 3 decades ago to serve impoverished families. 

I highly, highly, highly suggest developing a relationship with a really good local agent that understands real estate investing.

I have identified a Tax deed property that is a good prospect.

According to a recent Redfin survey, 23% of prospective 1st-time buyers said that they would wait until after the US presidential election to see who wins and what’s on offer before buying.

I'd go to a market where the economics are the most favorable and focus on a strategy that is easy for you. we focus on new construction and land development in columbus ohio 

The macroeconomics is rapidly growing - lots of job growth, population growth, and companies moving and developing out here like Intel, Google, Meta, Honda, etc.

They are properties circulated to long lists of unsophisticated buyers and if you are the highest offer you’ve likely outbid a bunch of prospective buyers who underestimated their improvement costs or overestimated their ARV while most likely  proceeding without the ability to perform normal transaction diligence.

I would say you are already a little out ahead of your skis because you are talking about growing and scaling without even understanding the partnership and real estate portion of your prospective business.

Hello BP members, I have a prospect who has applied for rent for one of my SFR rental but during my processing of the applicant.

.- Many PMCs have processes designed to weed out non-serious prospects, but often these processes aren't adapted to the specific marketplace or changing markets.--- Since the PMC process is NOT working, what are they doing to change it to improve results?