We applied the same methods in Texas and a group of qualified, professional ladies moved in the home on a 12 month lease March 1.

@Corey G.In my opinion the method that gives you maximum choice in the future, when you're unsure what to do now, is to save the cash into an earmarked account. 

The easiest way to judge is, if you were company B would you be happy with the result of the communications?

Out of all the "legs" for prospecting where would my fellow realtors rank this method?

I have figured out through the BRRR method and my relationship with my lender I don't need a partner, but would be great to have someone help accelerate the acquiring process. 

There are several avenues for you to take but a portfolio lender will be easiest.

It seems there would be other avenues or methods I'm missing.Next, since vacant land seems to take a long time to sell, how long between price reductions is suggested?  

For the beginning I thought the "easiest“ way to start would be with Buy and Hold investments.

Just make him a private lender and ask him to lend at 8%.Option # 3 is the easiest, I know..

Hi @Shantaviae Wynn,We typically aren't aware of our client's method of financing, but if there's something specific you'd need from our firm to satisfy the bank then we're happy to supply that to you provided you let us know what those requirements are.