If you can do that, that will be your fastest way to get ahead.If you can’t do that then get the ball rolling by increasing your income and your savings rate.  

Or “What’s the fastest way to fill my Pipeline?”

Sounds like you are interested in Small MFR 2-4 units. these are get starting point and can offer good solid cash flow. a good book to read about the subject is: Investing in Duplexes, Triplexes, and Quads: The Fastest and Safest Way to Real Estate Wealth.byLarry B.

The biggest/fastest thing you could do is either rent or sale your house and rent for a year.

the problem with "providing and charging" for extras is when they break down. if they have no internet at 10pm, will you answer the call and instruct them on how to reset the router?

Prices are up another 4%.Rents in Vegas are rising at the second fastest rate in the country.Interest rates aren’t rising any more they’re falling.Sales aren’t decelerating, their accelerating. 

To our detriment, we aren’t the fastest workers and we were very busy during the last four months of duplex construction with another house flip project, six apartment vacancies, another two unit purchase, along with waiting through pandemic vendor delays.THE RESULTSSo with the goal of getting a great investment, was this really the best way to go?

In 2016 the MSA pop was estimated to be 1,379,525 while the city of Oklahoma City’s population was 649,058.Really big picture what is boils down to is that the Oklahoma City MSA is the 10th-fastest-growing large metro in the country and has grown twice as fast as the nation. 

Insisting that the findings be categorized by the inspector is the fastest way to get past the clutter.

If you receive rents on behalf of your owners and then disburse the rents minus your management fee then you'll likely have one 1099 scenario, verses on the other hand if you route rents directly to the owner and bill them directly for a management fee then you'll only have one to send -- directly to the owner for the management fee.This is a good question to run by a CPA familiar with property management in your state.