@Joseph Cacciapaglia I hadn't thought about the speed factor, and that definitely would make a difference in high demand areas.

To diversify and speed up my retirement.

If you can find old Speed Queen coin-op washers you're good to go.

Or if it’s justTypical government speed.... ?

I'm basically a project manager by day and I don't expect everyone to work at the same speed as me. - I'm visiting open houses and discussing homes before my agent can send them to me and I do not have access to MLS.- Agents work in specific cities and stick to those areas because of their relationships.

But overall I think this is going to be a speed bump, not a brick wall.

@JD Martin here in ATL the market is appreciating at a rapid speed so I definitely know how you feel.

I would predict Charleston will be shifting to a more balanced market in the next quarter with caution over the market, jobs and supply chain speed bumps.  

One concern is also brand recognition.

You can also see private lenders or HML to speed up that process, but the interest will be higher.