They provide turnkey rentals in markets that maximize appreciation and cash flow.

@Alysha Pederson If you plug it into a spreadsheet with the goal of maximizing your overall return, your best bet is to sell it and leverage up to buy more properties.

In Austin, you are essentially buying a growth stock, with lower cash flow yield and better appreciation (historically).

Yield in any asset, whether real estate, bonds, stock dividends is a function of risk.

They provide turnkey rentals in markets that maximize cash flow and appreciation.

I would check better yields.

Plus one that can give advise for maximizing deductions

Or, more sanely, is the percentage interest in the property bid only a device to shrink the interest rate yield, and an unredeemed Tax Deed would confer 100% ownership?

They provide fully renovated rentals in markets that maximize cash flow and appreciation.I recently closed on a property with them.

As you gain equity in the property, your ROE typically decreases (unless rents are rocketing up year after year) which means, if you're goal is to maximize returns, it will be worth 1031ing into a property whose leverage is better optimized.