There are no shortcuts but Finkel and Conti's books are good.

Accounts need to be opened for financial purposes or legal requirements, not as short cuts for personal money management.

Less competition, sellers more flexible because they want to close by year end and January is a good rental month.Learn the business, don't look for short cuts, be a good landlord and rehab your properties well so maintenance does not eat up your cash flow, screen tenants well, enforce your lease and personal boundaries with your tenants.

I would keep a journal and pictures of the whole process to show a potential buyer the quality that was put in and no shortcuts were taken etc.

No easy short cuts.

Plus, it's just plain unprofessional to shortcut grammar and punctuation in any medium and the free email domain names are a major red flag too.

I don't know of any short cuts in Real Estate Investing.

Unfortunately there is no shortcuts.

Maybe you've found a short cut that cuts through all the garbage.

When the 'low bid' number is already within the range of acceptable profit, the smart business person who has already expended a fixed amount of their limited company resources to get near the finish line of the sales process, the smart one is going to short-cut the the process by at least 'taking a shot' at it and closing the sale immediately rather than submitting a blind bid.