The population is certainly growing, but not at what I would call a rapid pace.

Many investors and sellers tend to slower pace during this time, anticipating a busier market in Q4.

If I rent out my current primary residence, I could generate over $1K in positive cash flow, so I'm considering moving into the rental property and handling the repairs at a more manageable pace.

In today's fast-paced real estate environment, having a flexible strategy is key to growth.

I know there are lots of Memphis and CC investors here and appreciate any help.Hey CJ,For context, we're not having issues with the pace of turnaround, but a lot of moving parts can go wrong at the wrong time and derail any one property at any time. 

This quick turnaround yielded a solid profit, showcasing our expertise in fast-paced real estate transactions and market timing.

The city is growing at a fast pace. 

I got there 10 minutes after the cutoff, which I think was 2 hours earlier than permits, and could not get on the agenda for the next meeting.  

I'd argue he could out pace what others did before.

We don't have that many properties for admin yet, we aim for properties that make at-least 60K a year in revenue, which has proven to be a slow crawl for our company and are not growing at the pace I would like.