Your timetable is your business.  

No one has a crystal ball, and much can change in politics and economic policy before then to delay or accelerate the time table, but a pattern that's been going on for 200 years is a pretty safe bet if you ask me.

There are only 12 like it in the entire city. 4 have sold in the last 8 months with an average timetable of 20 days.I have all the time that I need as we are moving into one of my nicer rentals. (1st rental purchase.

He will have the necessary forms to send to the Debtor and the timetable for the process.

@Chris Mason I don't have a specific time table for when this is going to happen I'm just doing someHomework to try and plan the best outcome once I'm ready.

Everything from lead laws to FHA seasoning to local eviction timetables.

I set my budget and time table based on the expertise of the contractor.

Time table for these projects?

I don't have many years left to build a good fortune, so my use of the word "fast" is relative to my time table and should not be assumed to mean "by rent time" or something like that.  

Example #1:1 - Bring in a cash partner at <fill in the cost to buy in and % of returns they are buying>2 - Put a timetable on their involvement, with a payoff of their original capital + returns.3 - Use the funds to pay off the remaining balance in the original property's debtExample #2:1 - Bring in a cash partner that pays off the existing debt completely, and give them a guaranteed return based on the time it will take you to do the conversion and sales.2 - Use the funds to pay off the debt.3 - You now have 100% equity, and you're freed up to get the needed funding for the conversion...and all of the original funds back for use moving forward with your next deal...simultaneously.