Really analyze the deals you look at and, if your modeling says it's a bad deal, don't get emotional and do it.

I calculate around 90k-120k per Multifamily unit.You can develop a strategy and a model unit and continue to make that same unit for the next projects.

The harsh reality is that the current RE Brokerage model is dead.

Great model, but obviously that takes a long time and a lot of capital.  

Have you considered a SFH with a rent by the room model? 

I really appreciate the share.Buying that volume of Chicago tax liens has to be a good long-term play...I'd love to understand their strategy and thought process.For those who didn't want to do the math that is $4,000 per tax lien which just seems ridiculous lol I've done extensive modeling and work on this exact niche - Cook County Tax Liens. 

Have you thought about the specific strategy you are going to use or what your business model might look like?

Other parts will depend on the business model of the brokerage and how the owner or owner/broker decides to assign responsibilities.  

I would so appreciate insights from others who have experience with a rent-to-own model at scale or who have started a non-profit with incorporating real estate. 

As an example in a typical syndication model the investors get around 70-80% of the profits.