I really appreciate the share.Buying that volume of Chicago tax liens has to be a good long-term play...I'd love to understand their strategy and thought process.For those who didn't want to do the math that is $4,000 per tax lien which just seems ridiculous lol

I am not sure though how to find those kind of partners and how attractive that would be to others.Going the rental route seems like a good way for me to go also but I'm not sure if I can scale it and make it cash flow with the prices and interest rates.I would love to hear any thoughts or ideas on what I've been thinking.

I DM you if you would like to jump on a call and I would love to help in anyway I can.  

ZIRP (zero interest rate policy, for all you young Dudes out there). ie when banks were lending at ultra low interest rates apartment builders jumped on the cheap capital to build that lovely new multifamily apartment building in a town near you.But not every town.Dallas, Phoenix, Charlotte, Houston, will boom in 2024.

I’d love to partner with someone and potentially go in a multi family or multi unit property!

I would love some comments on this. 

I still really love the way you do your investments because it leaves such a minimal amount of cash in the deal.

I love people and take pride in showing our homes, but it's difficult sometimes to hear how tough it is out there for some families to make ends meet.I'm a landlord and appreciate that I'm slowly building a little bit of wealth through appreciation while having tenants pay for my mortgage. 

I would love to get some insight on what you all think. 

@German TapiaI love it make it happen!