With that case in mind, aside from formulating a strong buyer's list and bandit signs, what are other ways to share the property?

It is more important to understand your market, formulate a plan and pivot accordingly. 

In order to make more realistic obtainable goals, I need to take real data (or in this case real life experiences) and use that to formulate my own timeline.

I’ve been learning how to deal with seller objections, trying different marketing methods, setting appointments, estimating repairs and formulating an offer, and learning more about the indianapolis market.

I hope that makes sense, may not have formulated the questions in the most clear way.

@Eric J Platter I think you're trying to develop your own financial modeling tool to help you formulate your bids on notes.

They take into consideration taxes and insurance, in addition to the net income of the property, and formulate what's call the "DSCR" or debt service coverage ratio.  

@Kevin PerksInstead of formulating whether you should do something or not, you should be talking with professionals telling them what you are looking to achieve and ask for their advice on how to achieve that.I talk with so many investors who go blindly into establishing an LLC who have it set up incorrectly.The worst part of having an LLC set up incorrectly is that you think you are getting liability protection...when you likely don't.Best to talk with an attorney on asset protection / LLC Formation.

All I did was formulate an acronym and implemented a few practices to keep my rentals running smoothly while taking in the maximum amount of profit.

Once you understand what you can and cannot do then formulate a plan.