Purchased a foreclosure property that has an abandoned vehicle left in the driveway. 

Just trying to dig through the nuances of tax lien purchases as a potential future investment vehicle.   

When I got tired of doing them myself, I could get local subs to do them for $30-$40 a window. 

Our investment vehicle will be the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and repeat).

I’m debating whether to prioritize buying a rental property versus investing in the vehicles you mentioned, or just going in 50/50.

They may get tired of sending you letters and just stop.

Man...I can smell the early retirement....And you wonder why Brandon Turner repeatedly says in the podcasts that there are "many tired landlords out there". 

With a SDIRA, you can invest in both of the latter, plus real estate and more investment vehicles.

. :)In either circumstance, notes have always been an interesting topic to me for the variety of what could be constituted a note and what you can actually add to your note portfolio to diversify other investment vehicles in the grand scheme of ones portfolio.I do have a question though, do you know anyone who has invested in lottery winnings?

If you park your $30k into a vehicle that pumps out money every month, and if that money can yield 15-20% or better (leveraged, with a mortgage) or even 10% without one, you've made a sound investment.