But I was not in a hurry to sell, as I subsequently explained.

I was also told by another investor that I could finance as a second home and then put it in the Llc I’ve created subsequent to close.

I also wanted to know what your recommended strategy would be to get this type of business started: buy 2-3 lots in year 1 and then stagger the site improvement process by a year, buying about 3 lots each subsequent year to have in the hopper?

It's certainly working for them.The one thing I will say is that its a platform that will be incredibly good for your company if you have an Enterprise wide company, with multiple clients, multiple branches, even multiple Countries.The downfall is that while you can use Salesforce out of the box, it will take quite a bit of time to become an expert and to customize it to your business.

Affinity Enterprise Group in KC has a company that does insurance.

However, this is not the case.QuickBooks Pro is essentially gone, but QuickBooks Enterprise Desktop is not going away anytime soon.

I've only heard bad things about them since, including some references to fraud by some of their "founders" with this or other enterprises.

Are you responsible for subsequent HOA fees after you purchase the tax lien? 

I guess this is part of what it looks like, gotta give those investors their ROI, everyone here is a "for profit" enterprise in one way or another. :)

And a subsequent raise in switching my 401k to a Roth.