I’m not sure what it’s like for you in your area of Texas, but Portland, OR is a boom town right now.

I'm Justin Marshall, I live in south east Texas in a small town of Mont Belvieu!

In this example, I couldn’t have gotten it rezoned to SFR lot and only built one house.

Hey man, there's a LOT of investors in Charlotte, and out of town that are investing here.

The owner would be the person who buys commercial properties here in town. 

If you want me to walk you through the process of examining titles and the checklist I've built up over time we can skype/discord.I'll review Idaho's tax-deed laws this weekend - in the mean time post your questions on Avvo as well (you'll have to do one question per post however but you can't beat free lawyer advice).Weird your state issues QCDs... and not a Tax-deed.You will have to learn to title examine on your own... do not go with title companies per property unless you have a massive bankroll (granted if you see a property that you know you'll win, you also physically visited it, go ahead and order a title search).You may be looking in the wrong states (there exists 1 state out of the entire USA that issues title insurance for tax-deed sales and also has extremely pro landlord laws).

When you are trying to grow a portfolio do you try and go bigger and bigger as the portfolio goes up meaning would it be better to buy one house at a time from here out or would I be better off after my cash gets built back up to say buy three duplexes.

It’s in a small military town so the competition is not very high.

Is it in a growing area or is it in a successful town/area that also have good economic diversity, population growth?  

I think I am out of town for the next one and we do switch up the location from time to time but I look forward to meeting you.