@Amanda Han has a great company out of Anaheim CA that specializes in tax planning/strategy for real estate investors.  

@Amber Gray, yes, this is a good strategy.

Time to re-analyze my strategy and make sure I'm offering on the right kinds of properties.

They sometimes have a portfolio of properties not listed on the MLS.2) There are many cities with good cashflow in the Midwest, but what is your long term strategy?

Do not spend too much time on this but at least know a few guys at your local REIA that are actively flipping that you can sell to when you get your first assignment. 2) Next develop your strategy, build a list of at least 200 properties to mail to.

Is this too good to be true or this a strategy for more business?

To answer your question, it depends on your strategy. 

It is an exciting strategy. :)

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If you get a certificate, your exit strategy is one of two, either you wait to have it paid back to you, or you wait until the specified time period has elapsed, and you get it perfected by the taxing entity (that process varies).