I really appreciate the share.Buying that volume of Chicago tax liens has to be a good long-term play...I'd love to understand their strategy and thought process.For those who didn't want to do the math that is $4,000 per tax lien which just seems ridiculous lol

@Dakota Dalsing, it sounds like you need to narrow your thinking and find a strategy that works for YOU.

No consideration of tax implications, the investors experience or aptitude for operating this strategy. 

This will help reveal which strategies make the most sense to pursue.

Managing a rental is nearly a full-time job, especially if you're tailoring the property to your guest avatar, always staying on top of the local market, and learning pricing strategy like the back of your hand.  5.

Also you need to need to know your strategy: BRRRR or turnkey rentals? 

I love the primary home strategy. 

I’ve seen a few people I’ve interacted with start out with this strategy, however in the forums I’ve been mostly hearing all things wrong versus here is how you can do it and be successful.

We are a seasonal market and I make most of my money on my STR in the spring/summer/fall but it's not totally dead in the winter so if you weren't getting any bookings or occupancy fell below 50% you need to work to optimize your off season booking strategy.5) It sucks but if you can't meet the minimum payments and/or your credit doesn't start to recover then you may want to seriously consider selling the property to get everything paid off. 

Give me your thoughts on this as a general strategy.