So I'm wondering what that result should be that I am optimizing for and I want it to be something that will be sure to result in some success for the client but also that I can have a high degree of control over (deals purchased would be hard because I'm greatly relying on the investors ability to close deals.)

It's located in the footer of every page, in the left menu.

For those more experienced in foreclosures, the 3 strategies above, and/or acquisitions as a whole, what advice do you have on how to optimize this process?

•Space: Optimization of space must be done well and professionals can tell you how.

Hello @Scott Turner and welcome to Biggerpocketsthose are relevant questions for the beginner.this is ideal place to get as many viewpoints as possible.Using home equity to conservative levels is ideal for optimal performance.An exit strategy too is ideal from the beginningAll the best forward

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I would recommend that you collectively spend some more time on the business plan 1) If you are creating only a property management company then it makes sense to have some formality around it. 2) If the long term goal is to use the same vehicle for JV deals then it might not be optimal given you will have varying equity splits based on the deals. 3) If you are taking client money and a management fee then you are talking about a much different need.  

I like your optimism! 

I'm trying to help out my agent that is selling my 4/2.5/2 in a nice neighborhood in Austin, TX (for $639k) I'm looking for optimal keywords, demographics, etc. to use for the ad.

At least you sold your properties at an optimal time.