The carrying costs of the HML will be expensive so speed is key on turning around.

I try to bring the property up to speed immediately after purchase and before the tenant moves in.

As we continue to improve BiggerPockets, speed it always at the front of our minds, and today's changes have produced a significant increase in speed to the site.As always, we've got more great improvements to come, but in the meanwhile, I hope you enjoy navigating a zippier BP!

I also like the speed trap warnings.

Basis step up on death plus basis addition from gain recognition on the first sale gives you a lot of leeway.

Some of the people who come to ask one question will be impressed with the quality and speed of answers from this site and become active members.

I only buy in 3 zip codes so I am pretty up to speed on what listings have dropped in price, which houses need work, which houses are under-valued.

Rehab about $20K (plus an extra $130 for the speeding ticket I got driving to the house the first time) with an ARV of about $140K.2.

Our business model is based on speed.

Then we hit some non RE related financial speed bumps and had to slow down a bit.