Cash is cheapest and fastest. 

Guess what landlords, this is the fastest growing segment, baby-boomers are now retired and getting up there, I'm at the tail end of them, barely.

But now that the population has exploded to nearly 250,000 as regular top fastest growing municipality in the United States it might be time to start calling yourself a city.And start allowing large commercial apartment complexes like most cities do.Voices of DissentHere are a look at some of the quotes and protest from people leading the charge against the development project – quoted from Arizona Republic:"(The complex) really doesn't fit the character of Gilbert at all," Stephen Biggs, one of the neighbors leading the charge against the project, told The Arizona Republic.

Forbes lists it as the fastest growing area in the country;http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/article20...BTW – I’ve been to Siem Reap three times to visit Angkor Wat.One of our favorite places to visit.

Auburndale is a great city with tremendous potential, Berkley rd which is one of Auburndale's main roads goes from the south end of Auburndale to the North, where it will take you close to the Florida Polytechnic University (Lakeland), there is a lot of growth going on in that area, they are also building a brand new standalone ER for Advent Health along with a 47 million dollar research center which will take about 2 years https://floridapoly.edu/research/research-centers/applied-research-center/Auburndale is home to various Coca Cola plants, to include Minute maid, Simply Orange etc. you will also find Cutrale, a major Citrus Plant, and Sadle Creek, one of the fastest growing Logistics companies in the area.As with any city, Auburndale will have lower income areas, however you will also find some very nice neighborhoods with custom homes and gated communities, most of the newer communities are being built heading toward the north side of Auburndale, which places residents with easy access to I4, for those who have to commute to Tampa or Orlando. 

The only issues I've run into are when my routers crapped out and began resetting themselves to default wifi name/password - which disconnected all my smart devices.

I think the fastest strategy to get out of the 9-5 would be to find a good fix and flip market and start doing fix and flips there. 

The fastest I have seen them make it to foreclosure sale in NYC is about 8-9 months and that's if you don't have a lazy lawyer.

Texas State Univ in San Marcos about halfway between the cities is growing strong, smaller towns like New Braunfels all the way up to the other side of Round Rock / Georgetown are some of the fastest growing smaller cities in the country.  

The sellers and their agents are looking to get the most out of the existing inventory with the fastest turn around.