What's my best bet if I want efficient access to capital to acquire more foreclosed properties?  

Never allow VA’s to communicate with one another.

I am graduating with a major in Communications.

I am graduating with a major in Communications.

@Adam Wright is an experienced investor that I have communicated with in your location.

You can potentially get better lawn care rates, PM rates, maintenance, etc because of the efficiencies the density of your properties all in 1 spot allows.I'm by no means a baller but you don't sound like someone who wants to dip a toe in... you're talking about dumping $300k a year into real estate... so if you're going that route, all in... go big or go home.For most people I would say buy 1 property, wait 6 months to see what you missed in your first deal, and then move forward... but most people don't have $300k in liquid capital to dump... most tie up their entire life's worth in that first property.  

Thanks Serge :)Ben is very blunt with his communication.

We've communicated for a while online (mostly about recording and engineering), and just recently discovered that we both were looking to get into real estate investing.Since you are putting up the money, getting the loan, and this other person is getting the free rent… What did they do to become part of this deal?

Hello,I know there are not many Minnesota investors on this site, but does anyone have a recommendation for finding pre-foreclosures in the most efficient way?

The key is communicating your needs as clear as possible so you can be matched up the proper lists.