@Joshua Swift right on.

Court summons swiftly follows this including the tenant. 

@John Perezan actual wire transfer usually done through the bank through systems such as SWIFT.... 

Lofty returns on assets with minimal risk do exist but they are swiftly picked up by local networks...leaving out of state investors with two real choices1)  Solid returns on solid assets2)  Great paper returns on questionable assetsNeither is wrong - but understanding that trade-off is crucial

Before I approach sellers/buyers I want to get my contracts reviewed and intv title agencies to prime for swift and accurate close. 

Before I approach sellers/buyers I want to get my contracts reviewed and intv title agencies to prime for swift and accurate close. 

When leveraging there is the possibility that you lose both your investment and personal properties all in one swift swoop.So, I would need more numbers to understand what the rental income will be, how much extra cash you have in the bank, or are earning to pay the mortgage when it does not rent as fast as you thought, or you cannot get as much rent as you planned, or your tenant both fails to pay rent, thrashes the place to the tune of $10,000 and it takes you 9 months and costs you another $5,000 to get a judge to remove him from the property.This is my philosophy and I've made millions and millions in real estate over the past 50+ years.

It is possible that our next downturn in prices will appear swiftly.

Our closing was slated for less than sixty days after the offer accepted, so we needed to act swiftly.

With my bank they charge a 15$ fee for a SWIFT transfer or 4$ for direct deposit.