Specifically, these more complex entities should deploy enhanced planning, modeling, metrics, and audit in the following four areas: 1.

He probably would do better to sell them on the MLS and re-deploying the proceeds. 

Since I now have a bun in the oven I will not deploy for quite some time.

On the multi unit front I somewhat lean toward 1/1 in triplex or higher form.At this stage I have funding ready to deploy but am building a network and team of RE agents and GC's.  

I am thinking of that route since I'm currently in town for the next year before deployment.

@CHaim K.Although I haven't personally lost money on tax liens, some things I learned about them compared to notes over the years, generally speaking:- tax liens are safer lien position (i'll give 'em that)- tax liens are slower to reward than notes, with virtually no cashflow- i found it harder to deploy large amounts of capital with tax liens vs. notes.

I'm most likely going to reduce a lot of the debt myself when I am supposed to deploy towards the end of the year.

Basically all he does is take service calls and deploy contractors for maintenance if needed.

I deployed overseas four times and was not able to manage the apartment building effectively, so I hired a property manager when I worked as a contractor in Afghanistan.

We've yet to pull the trigger on any acquisitions in the urban core, but its just a matter of time before we deploy resources and efforts into buying existing or creating a new development.