Here's one....A man was pacing back and forth, wringing his hands.

I finally decided to get my license so that I can work at my own schedule and pace.

.@ Michael - I plan to retire from my day job by age 40 without much difficulty even if my current pace is cut in half.

Transactional volume in larger commercial deals for cleints allows me to grow money at a faster pace then most traditional jobs would for investing purposes.Glad to see you here on BP!

The Power of Leverage: Real estate mostly appreciates over time, either at the pace of inflation as they are a tangible asset, or a fair bit above it when demand outstrips availability.

I want to replace work income with rental cash flow and I plan to refinance on appreciation gains in order to expand my holdings at a faster yet responsible pace.

Seems like a radical change of pace....

It's worked out so far since I've been able to find qualifies tenants rather quickly but I'm working at breakneck speeds to complete everything super fast and get someone in.

I think at the end of the day it's going to come down to what kind of learner you are and what value you see in accelerating your path.Some like to go at their own pace and dig in on their own (as it seems you've done with SFH).

If the pace of people departing NY NJ CT IL MA etc accelerates even more after this, there will be plenty of markets that don’t miss a beat.