The main one is instant cash flow on day one to help cover costs the other is knowing the systems work .

Instant wealth.

Jay was right though, don't expect instant results.

I thought owning rental properties came along with instant cash flow, didn't figure on anything else like deferred maintenance cost, appreciation or depreciation, didn't figure on insurance cost until I started facing some liability issues. 

I then sell on Lease Option getting $20k to $25k down, and I charge going rental rates and the difference between a 4% loan that has been paid on for 4 or 5 years gives me instant equity and a payment that allows me to to cash flow from $500 on up depending on the property.

I instantly made and offer 10k over with not a worry in my heart.I’m typing this 2 months after buying this deal, living absolutely for free in the apartment. 22 years old with 3 units and over half a million dollars worth of real estate under control.

So, when I close on the deal, I have an instant $25,000 equity.

You need instant capital to further your investments which will begin you on the track of building a portfolio.

Some of them have instant access to their records, often for a subscription fee.

Staged the last one and got a near instant offer and think staging was what did it!