How can I obtain investment funding to purchase this home or is there another approach that I can consider?

I'm obtaining it with a FHA loan because of the low down payment.

How to obtain finance and structure deals from start to finish.

As I understand it, your options with a tax deed are to wait 1 year so that you can obtain title insurance (and, thus, your new buyer would be able to mortgage it), or do a quiet title on it.

The post states the asset can be acquired for $23,900 and a 'profit' of $29,203 can be obtained after working with the Borrower and collecting 12 months payments through a resale.  

If you're needing a place to move into and are able to obtain FHA financing the first option you mentioned of moving into one of the units is a great way to get into a property for little down and lock in financing long term.

Since March I have obtained 3 listings on good properties which I am marketing through my era powered broker, social media, open houses, etc.  

You have to live in the property for a year as an owner occupant to obtain financing with this route.

I've been approached by an out-state REI company with interest in dozens of Maryland properties, many of which they've obtained through the tax lien auction/foreclosure process.

Continue enjoying nice returns, principal accumulation, debt reduction and accept that I'min a great market that's not likely to go drastically South anytime soon.Sell and Reinvest:  Realize quadrupling your initial equity investment is damn good, take advantage of this market and invest in a bigger property, ideally through a 1031 (note: I don't have anything lined up yet so pulling off a 1031, especially in my current market of Seattle, might be tough).Hold, Cash-Out Refi: Refi the property at a lower rate and take out some cash to us for future real estate investments that my wife and I plan to make in the next 3-6 months.Hold, obtain a HELOC: See if I can get a HELOC lined up so that we can access funds when needed...although I have no idea how interest rates here would compare to the cash-our RefiI know that I'm hitting on some general, differing philosophies of RE investing, but curious to know if folks out there have some opinions?