This would increase your SE tax.

But back to your point how is teaming up to get a higher purse per se to generate 'more funds to bid the price higher' anywhere near the act of collusion/conspiracy listed by the DOJ to keep bids low & thus cheat the respective financial institutions/home owners from higher bid prices???????

Prior experience taught me that students per se are irresponsible and it just get worse at the end of the term or graduation.

Morning Chris and all,In my opinion (as I don't have any experience per se in staging for flips), is that if you knew that the actual buyer of your home would pay top dollar preferred a blank slate, that's what you'd do.

I don’t have a property manager, per se.

This is called using dry funds and it is not illegal per se' but most title companies these days will not allow them as they can not insure title.

I don’t make your state laws per se but I wouldn’t do it prior to ownership simply because of human nature… both of the tenant and former owner. 

If you're only investing in rental property, your best resource is the Apartment Association of SE WI. 

I did not have it "set up" per se, but I did form a relationship with a lender and had a pretty strong indication that I would be able to refi after rehabbing my cash purchase.I actually found 2 lenders, both small and local.

Your family income and family frugality is another HUGE advantage, especially when combined with the previous point about housing costs in SE WI.