It'll be very expensive ($10-20k per lot) to bring in additional homes for the vacant lots, and there just isn't enough size to make an efficient profitable operation, especially from across country.

Lending, which is not particularly tax efficient, is a perfect use of this money.Good luck, Scott.

Also, are there any energy efficiency rebates on high efficiency machines that make newer models worth purchasing?

Account ClosedI just wanted to clarify that making money is most efficient when I buy low at a sherif sale during a depressed market.

I'll probably try and lean out the packing/stamping/writing process and write up some instructions if I can come up with something really efficient for bootstrap investors to complete the process very quickly.

Our Company normally buys distressed property to get cheap building lots which we keep to build our energy efficient rental units on.

My partner is the general contractor, and I'm the brain - both of whom can take on a lot of responsibilities efficiently and pay attention to the smallest of details.

You have built a great portfolio, why not just find a way to make it efficient and keep it?

You need to concentrate on business first, simple and cost efficient. 

Just that there's many more moving parts compared to other suggested investments), but the net is that my money is earning between 3.9-5% while it's not working, is instantly available, and incurs no trading fees (so I can efficiently park small and large amounts).