@Griselle Monzon, the only other local meetup that I am aware of is one that has been organized by Bigger Pockets members.

Nasty landscaping, poor dumpster placement, parking that is poorly organized are a few things that may be easy to remedy and change the perception of the property. 

MIG is a great organization. 

I do like being able to see an objective payment history on the ones they currently service though.

Congrats, such deals with Tax Deeds are really common, and can get even better with Community Development Housing Organization that, have been designated by the I.R.S. as a 501(C) 3.  

If I was to hire a financial planner, I'd expect him/her to be fee only, w/ no products to sell, only services.I'd expect competent advice in the following areas:- investment diversification targets based on my age and investment objectives- tax avoidance strategies- asset protection via proper legal entities- never to hear the words "mutual fund"- how to optimize retirement plans to balance liquidity requirements vs. tax savingsd

I have no objection to doing another rent to own even though it would put off the other property rehab.

If you see numbers work from an objective perspective-, go for it.

I built my buyers list pretty organically as time went on, but I mostly just sell to 2 or 3 people.

Do your homework, use a professional and seek objective 3rd party advice.Hope that helps!