@Shawn McKee I get the best deals at the cheapest prices by offering the fastest close with no exit other than for title issues.

Doesn't look like the cheapest or fastest way but could be an option if you need money and conventional lenders are not biting (and you are in a lower income area)...- area must be within 120% of national medium family income (found on USDA website)- rent plus utilities can be no more than 30% of tenants income- Rent is somewhat regulated for up to 20 years through loan covenants (even if you pay off early)- 5-10 yr loan terms with 15 year ammonization schedule, normally will finance if all payments made - rates between US Prime and no more than 4% higher than prime- will loan up to 90% LTV as well as construction loans (or both) with no pre payment penalties (Draws on Const loans).- 60-90 day closing time and higher closing costs than normal (estimate was 9-10k on 150k loan)- $500 application fee (however app ia reviewed before going to board and rejected before app fee is paid if officer feels it will not pass the board approval)- W2 income not needed. 3 yr taxes, business plan, 3 year business projections, weighted heavily on returns from property being purchased and its returns. 

This is the fastest way.

Our company is nearing 70 years old and still one of the fastest growing chains in the QSR industry. 

If you're really not feeling up to it, the fastest way to do it well would be to hire a decorator or even a professional stager.

It's the fastest way to turn a large fortune into a small one that's for sure.

I don't remember the author.I live in Kendall County, IL which is the 2nd fastest growing county in the United States.

But in terms of getting out there, not as many have actively gone to look at listings, checked financing etc.These steps are the most important and will get you to your goal the fastest.

The fastest way is to get a co-signor with income.  

Madison is one of the fastest growing small cities in America and there are many areas that are quite expensive.