I'd stick with three bedrooms sharing one bath that is easily accessible from a common hall.  

It seems like you made a lot of improvements to the house + general appreciation around the United States = a good chunk in excluded gain.It also seems like homes are less expensive in Rochester than in Buffalo allowing you to obtain more cash-flowing properties.

I find that in my particular case, having unfettered access to cash has given me investment opportunities I couldn't have done in a Solo with the limitations they have.

I have the opposite problem, I have access to the funds but am just starting and do not want to make a mistake that could leave me up s**t creek and rebuilding the funds for another 3 years.

I have a little chicken or the egg issue though - part of the resource I was going to use to look for deals was the MLS, however, I can't get access to it until I work with an agent.  

TSP is a retirement account. not very accessible car payments and personal loans are terrible revolving debtso you traded these two things for liquidity.

I've looked through your website GetCompound.com extensively, it looks like your team is well connected and has access to a vast information pool, How is this access setting Compound apart from your competitors?

If so, Do you have access to off market deals which is what its going to take here in OC.

I've watched videos on how to target tax delinquent properties and I have found how to access properties on the tax deed sales list (from Max Maxwell and other notable investors).

Being a Pro member gives you access to this but you should always run anything by an attorney to be safe.