We’re the guys on speed dial for the listings they don’t want to deal with.

We are planning on using the house hacking strategy and transferring into a more BRRRR method to speed things up once we gain experience.

It’s not speed that counts; it’s taking regular small steps in the direction of your stated goal, with a guide at your side.

The REALLY hard one in my experience is handyman and general contractors, those guys, especially if you want to pay a reasonable price are extremely hard to find, they come and go I've been through so many of them and the adage of "Price, Quality, Speed, pick only 2" really holds true here.

Professionals of the second type will refuse to work with your website, because in its current form it isn't suitable for digital marketing.Evaluating the suitability of a website for digital marketingJonathan, the Google speed test shows that your website is in the red zone for digital marketing.

and with sellers that are not up to speed on what the market conditions really are.Lastly there is nothing tougher in real estate than to wholesale. 

It’s like speeding, how often doesn’t one get caught speeding 1 out of 100 times?

Market is hot here so speed is key.

You'll get up to speed pretty quick.

The “bubble watch” scorecard is based on average rankings for overvaluation (listing prices vs. values); overheating (list-price gains vs. value increases); selling speed (days on market vs. a year ago); year’s inventory change; and year’s rent change.