And without knowing it, you just finished week 1, in hyper speed, of my 6 week Mindset Calibration course.

I would like to work with wholesalers though and I know they are typically concerned about speed of closing.

I was honestly afraid of an answer like this, but I appreciate the validation.I am in quite a fortunate situation where I could theoretically work my fulltime job anywhere in the US that has high-speed internet.

(This is done in “banking”)===If you don’t want to swing for it but like the idea of speeding up reporting from excel you could use “Data Validation” based on a list (YouTube it).

I am not a wholesaler but I do deal with them as an investor and what I can say about the advantage to a seller is the speed of close because a good wholesaler will have an inventory of investors that can make decisions quickly and close deals fast (e.g. cash close in 10 days or less in as is condition), when a seller is in distress and needs to get out of the property for whatever reason.

It's a great way to get brought up to speed with the city's rules and regulations as well as get you connected with their hotlines/ other resources for further questions.

plus if you don't charge interest IRS will hit U with imputed interest .. so you will pay tax on some of the income like it was interest income.IE you can do 3 and year and no more than 7 in your portfolio at anytime.. this is to allow mom and pop IRA investors to loan their own money I know this exists in Oregon..but if your in the business that's different. so if you have bought a park with 40 park owned and 10 rentals and you want to move those park owned to the tenants.. then yes your probably in the business.Eddie Speed has been working on a national committee to try to address seller carry back for US investors I don't know if he is making any head way. 

I have a complex financial picture with RRSPs in Canada, RI in Canada, IRA/401k and other stocks/bonds in the US, vacation rental US,.. while I have confidence in my ability I also recognize that there are limits to my knowledge and speed at which I can learn (e.g. tax implications in two countries, ugh!).

Looking for little more speed in the process and maybe advice on how to really kick it in gearI invest in buffalo ny.

It affects the speed you have to work and lay out tile.