Still, you want to continue the velocity of your money.

The first being that the shorter the hold period the higher the IRR and the velocity of money is increased.The second is that the majority of a sponsors compensation comes after a capital event (sale/refi) when they get into the "promote" or carried interest. 

That will show the velocity and velocity is a reflection of buyer volume. 

But the name of the game is skate to where the puck is going....this market seems to have a vibe of affordable housing, space, yard, single family, etc... in my opinion Not sure about NY, but Cleveland has pockets of massive appreciation.Tremont, Lakewood, Ohio city - all neighborhoods of 2x-4x appreciation over 7-10 year horizon..... not sure now as I never had the stomach for the risk/reward.I always operate in the same market since I’m a high velocity flipper and deals exist all over the Midwest key is building relationships and trust in your market.

@Wes Brumit It sounds like the imaginary concept of velocity banking and I do not think you will find many people on this forum that will support it lots of second order consequences.     

Accelerating the velocity of each and every dollar allows for more dollars to be saved. 

We have come out of a period of velocity that was crazy. 

It’s been fun watching Joe and Michelle just constantly continue to gain velocity in their journey.  

That says the velocity of homes sales has MORE than doubled. 

What you go on to describe here is the money-multiplier effect, or "monetary velocity".