.- One Time Optimization: Good for one time builds.

It will be far less expensive to stay there, then carving out time in your own (optimized) calendar.

Lastly try making a website then optimize it with SEO and ads.

For a particular property, most of the repairs are done within of month of me purchasing them.But it would seem optimal to always buy more fixer-uppers every year so the renovation expenses reduce taxes???

But it’s a balance between trying to optimize profit, feeling fairly compensated, and making the home owners feel comfortable with what they’re spending.

@Matt Cramer You're best option for generating motivated seller leads in opening a conversion optimized website and working diligently, on SEO, Google Adwords, Facebook, Bing, Yahoo, etc. lead generation.

Without optimizing all three, it's a tough business...and without many thousands of mailings, you can't optimize.

Both have limited Search Engine Optimization tools, 2.

@Jay Hinrichs  LeadPropeller provides real estate investor websites that are search engine optimized, conversion optimized, and mobile responsive. 

I am really trying to analyze where I could reduce the level of my finish outs because I know I am overdoing it on all of my rehabs but this is very difficult b/c trial and error can be a very costly way of trying to find that balance of not over or under doing it but optimizing it.