We've already been preapproved to put 3.5% down on a conforming loan for a primary residence.That's the context, and my question is ultimately: What are some legal and tax efficient and effective methods that could be recommended to look into for using the liquidity in the business account to cover our down payment and closing costs? 

Coming from single family real estate, multifamily real estate allows us to scale our portfolio at a quicker, more efficient rate.

Fundrise seems good but I am not sure if its Income/Growth REITs are tax efficient when compared to investing in real estate equity via EquityMultiple.

The interest and carrying costs can really eat into your profits if you're not effectively planning out your project and managing the workflow efficiently.  

And any efficient space-utilizing tips that you love, just off the top of your head.

Have you had a chance to look at a few banks/lender to ensure your getting cost efficient numbers and an aggressive valuation on the home(s). 

This property was illegally used as two 1 bedroom apartments but must be brought back to it's original use which is 4 studios or efficiencies (as some like to call them). 

Couple general comments, know your sell price, most important item, if you estimate that too high,  messes up your bottom line no matter how efficient and cost effective you run your project.Create a solid budget, get quotes where needed.

I would look for a firm that can provide you with proactive advice so you can set up your business in a way that is most tax efficient. 

Hello, I’m in memphis, TN and I just started the process of becoming a wholesaler and I wanted to see if anyone had any advice on how to get some momentum with limited capital to work with to find first deal?