This can help you to really dive deep into concepts like BRRRR and before you know it, you'll have a vast library of knowledge before you even invest your first dollar.  

But the concept of reducing your personal financial footprint is big. 

I'd then look into the concept of "infinite returns." 

I've never invested with Ashcroft, but I think they had a good product/concept for certain investors. 

Subject To deals are RARE, but being familiar with the concept can allow you to get a deal done quickly, with a real plan to get the seller's note paid as soon as is practical, but immediately if it becomes necessary.

Those are great concepts for multifamily investing. 

I don't fully understand the concept and was looking to get any advice, tips etc.

I don't, nor intend to, invest in tax liens, but the Vesta Holdings part interests me and it's a concept I haven't been able to grasp.

Bypassing two elements.The actual job is the same.In Mexico, Honduras, Thailand, there's no concept of "permitted work", they are done by the same people when it is about fixing the house, there's nothing magical about it.So yes please use permitted work, if you want to do permitted work.

I dont ever go into the Tulles of deal structures as I feel most of the rental real estate is so vanilla that if the person cant grasp the concepts just reading a little on BP I am not going to help them.If they ask about something I might have specific unique knowledge of Like Timber and Timber rights and Timber deeds I might go off on those.