@Jose Guevarra  big buyer would have their bank on speed dial and get letter in 15 minutes.. just check public records and see if their company owns multiple properties or none.. that will give you your answer

Thanks Paul, I've been inundating myself with various Bigger Pockets sources to get up to speed.

(That's an important question for EVERY property you buy).At the start, you will likely have to wait 6 months for each successive refi, but once you get a few under your belt, with accordingly increased ongoing cash-flow, the seasoning periods might be able to be applied to earlier properties once further appreciation kicks in too, allowing you to speed up your deal-making regimen?

Somehow, none of the necessary infrastructure was completed to  make either of those work ( you need high speed transportation to LAX and/or downtown LA). 

The lender I use on all of my deals is on speed dial and speed text whenever I have questions and he is happy to do so since I bring him so much business.

San Marcos has been the fastest growing town for the last 3 years.

I track down their phone number and call them after my direct mail piece is sent stating that I'm just calling to follow up. 2) Speed - a) Are you picking up your phone on the first or second ring or are you sending them to voicemail?

The fastest growing startup ever (Zenefits) just fired its CEO, implemented a hiring freeze, and was written down by Fidelity 50%.

As an analogy, your car has many gauges indicating speed, RPM, engine temperature, oil pressure etc; your task is to make sure that they are indicating the proper value for your car's current situation and position.  

Probably the fastest way to build up a larger amount of cash for investment.