Should i just hold on keep going the slow route and buy when i can, i am 29 years old and i really want to be at 100 doors in the next 3-4 years but not at a risk to my current situation.

When I pay down the loan faster than 30 years, the way I look at it is my principal payment is basically saving me interest expense. 

It it is just a straight loan (not fix and flip etc) then it boils down to underwriting and application time whereas a private/HML can close in 7-14 days or faster and a traditional bank will take up to 45 days.

Nothing beats your own off-market motivated seller leads.

In my opinion, paying for a coach is going to help get you to where you want to go faster especially if you are brand new to wholesaling.

If your focus is on speed, (e.g. because the seller dosn´t want to wait or give a financing contingency) you might consider a hard/private money loan, since they usually can close way faster than a conventional bank loan.

I can't find any evidence that would save money or pay off your loan faster. 

Cleveland is alright too Bruh.....My dad can beat up your dad.

In certain parts of Texas the property taxes are raising faster than rents can keep up.It’s not talked about much, but rentals are not always a moneymaker, especially the first number of years.

Yes, with this comes more risk, but also more reward and ability to scale faster.