I've build a decent portfolio thus far (via BRRRR) but looking to be more competitive in HCOL area and increase the velocity of my returns.

I’d like to grow to $300 Million in velocity of money.

I'm not sure the stock market wholly representative of the greater economy.John; I'm not being combative just contributing to the discussion.Arent layoffs and reducing the velocity/quantity of money in circulation a component of reducing inflation?

I also have some good strategies our investors have been using with delayed financing to avoid any seasoning period and increase the velocity of their money by being able to refinance sooner and take down more properties. 

Junky low-flow heads come in two types: the kind that are essentially a regular shower head with a restrictor somewhere in them, and the kind that spray out a high-velocity mist.

A line of credit you fund.I've now worked myself down to 40k outstanding on the HELOC by moving tenants in and dumping every dollar I earn into the HELOC: 3 months (congratulations me, and yes that's Velocity Banking, another hated and misunderstood financial concept).

But if the land investor is worth their salt, there should be enough meat on the bone for you to justify that cost, as we try to sell at 70-80% of market value to keep the velocity of money up.  

The less number of house to be sold, the faster the velocity of the price.And those who purchased those homes in 1986 for $75k, does not need to sell and they can not sell too.

Debt allows you to increase the velocity of your money. 

It'll happen a helluva lot faster than velocity banking.