But I'm having trouble following your explanation.

I have contested my property taxes on numerous occasions and have not had as much luck as you. 

@Brian Eastman Thanks again for your excellent explanation of UDFI!

Just saying there are products out there that you can use to achieve your goals without stretching the truth or lying by omission.Pro tip of the day:  There are numerous no income verification loans for investment properties on the market today (business purpose loans) that require you to close in an entity and you can use a new LLC. 

For those unfamiliar, lenders typically will not lend to a borrower with more than ~43% of their monthly income going towards recurring debt obligations (see here for an explanation of calculation). 

But would love any light on this subject from  experienced investors if this is a possible way of getting into a deal, and if not an explanation as why it’s nit doable for my own knowledge in he future. 

I’ll grow my business (using investor capital) to fund that but again, on my own.Again, awesome explanation.  

After a few years I decided its not the career for me and I decided to get into real estate after reading numerous books and listening to podcasts.

After analyzing numerous pitman properties, I'm finding that the high taxes really eat up cash flow. 

I have numerous class C rentals in Tennessee and a couple of them are duplexes.