In recent times market appreciation gives virtually all flips a boost in profit.BTW I believe West Chula Vista is likely a good long term hold. 

Create new relationships and continue to build on the existing ones.As an agent, the main leads you want to focus on are the HOT leads (FSBO and expired) and the warm leads (personal circle/sphere of influence).Focus on speaking to as many people within a specific time block each day and do it consistently.

I see how renting by the room really boosts the cash flow but that strategy has it's pros and cons.

This will also save you from an inquiry as well and give you a nice boost in points and give you higher starter credit limits which can be really helpful when applying for credit cards.

85 lots x $370 lot rent x 12 x .6 = EBITDA $226,440.At an 8.5% cap rate value = $2,664,000.This is one of those deals you can make $100,000 per year cash flow with -- all you have to do is boost the current lot rent to market and you would have 85 x $100 x 12 = $102,000 cash flow (but you cannot boost them all at one time, more like $33 per month per year for three years.The big concern on this deal is the "private sewer" operation -- is that septic, packaging plant or lagoon? 

Is the ultimate goal boost savings rate to raise capital more quickly to fund additional deals? 

Your sphere of influence is #1 in my opinion. #2 is costs of doing business.

I think that the football teams success will give a substantial boost to the Kansas City economy.

Can you consider not increasing the loan balance to further boost your cashflow2) Evaluate market rents by talking to brokers and looking on sites like renotmeter.com and if your tenants are below market you can have a conversation that brings their rent up but still keeps them in the property.

And when in escrow, a far away realtor will not meet your inspector, but have the listing realtor to do that, possibly influencing the negotiation process (hearing/seeing the issues before you get to know about them).