And also if you'd rather PM me so we can communicate more efficiently that'd be great.

Any flexibility you have on when you get paid is also a plus as it allows the hiring firm to manage cash flow more efficiently.

It helped me make my analysis so quickly and efficiently.  

I need someone who can efficiently manage multiple LLC's (both REI-focused and other business LLCs), and is comfortable and knowledgeable about making recommendations for structuring deals, etc.  

I am looking really hard for my first rental property, and I am trying to pinpoint the most appropriate and efficient way to acquire this property, and then rent it, without spending a lot of my own money. 

Additionally, are there any cost savings opportunities or efficiencies I should be aware of if I were to sell and purchase a home in "one step".  

I'm just trying to find out if there's a better more efficient way to be performing this as a business tax wise.  

There are ways to do this efficiently but doing only a couple of units per year usually does not work. 

Scrum is notorious for pushing out schedules and going over budget; the goal of Scrum is typically to the benefit of the customer and the company in terms of flexibility and requirements management; it's typically not used for efficiency or budget management (in my real-world experience -- though the model would say that it is).

It all comes down to basic life necessities water, food, and shelter.Also storage units turn over by the month, a lot more work on the management side to run them efficiently.