The fastest way to lose your wealth is divorce.

Obviously in flip situations you want the fastest turnaround possible and the least hold time without sacrificing the quality of the job. 

My market (Seattle Region) is one of the fastest growing regions in the country. 

The foundation of that group started with a conversation I was having one day with @Joshua Dorkin before he became #400 in the Fastest Growing Business category. 

I look at things from a macro level - Even a zip code is too big of an area to be taking stats at face valueTake the 60618 zip code in Bell School District - it has one of the fastest declining populations in the city.

I'm not saying that I would always handle it this way, just want to get clear on fastest possible scenario if ever needed.https://courtclerk.org/self-help-resources/landlor...Mainly in the "confusion" of the ownership changes, In retrospect the response to non-paying tenants that need to go has been too slow and I want to rectify that in the future, by making sure we are moving as quickly as the law will allow and in the confines of the leases already in place.

Plus, trying to declare a final 'best one' is like trying to pick the fastest tortoise.  

You need a trowel, maybe a router and a drill. 

Yes, Conroe is one of the fastest growing cities in the country.  

Likely exit would be a 1031 exchange after the 3 years seasoning most DSCR loans I've viewed have to avoid prepayment penalties, assuming better deals or terms at that date.PROS:*Fastest or immediate transition to full time REI;*Fastest network of specialists;*Most tenant diversification, reducing impact of vacancy/lateness, and;*Smallest competition given characteristics of niche.CONS:*Small number of properties fitting criterion may impact ability to find target property at the right time;*Niche lenders with niche criterion , and;*Low reserves given relatively low LVR and necessity of property size.3.i - Foreign National Datasheet for a broker stating that no US credit is equivalent to 680 (FICO, I assume) for DSCR loans (https://wholesale.thelender.co...)iV - The Silly Section: Partnerships, owner financing, USDA loans, foreclosures, and international investment.