The problem I have with Podio is you do have to invest heavily in the initial customizations. 

We are giving our tenants an initial 30-day window of free rent.

Here are the recommendations I can initially give you:      1.

If there is an initial down payment and a balloon how do you figure monthly payments?

What´s up everyone? I hope this finds you all doing well. I am fairly new investor, currently owning two single family homes using traditional lending and my own money for down payments. However, I would like to expan...

That is the only fair thing, to let them protect their initial investment by paying extra money to redeem from the tax sale, even if it is an earlier investor redeeming from a later auction when they failed to pay the taxes.You protect yourself the same way you protect yourself from former owners or their heirs redeeming--you establish exclusive possession, you burn off redemption rights, you buy out people's rights, you engage in strategic litigation to eliminate rights, etc.

BRRRR is essentially using your same initial funds over and over again.The only way to scale is to have access to more money either private partners, HML's, etc.Furthermore I'd start looking into multifamily instead of single family to scale faster.

Presuming you are only responsible for the costs listed above, the exact terms of the contract would come into play. 7000 down is your initial investment (plus any filing fees if the seller is not covering them), but what is your monthly term and interest rate?

Because we do value adds extracting much of our initial investment, we have achieved outstanding RE returns.  

This coronavirus thing confirms my more recent suspicions that my career isn't perhaps as robust as I initially thought.