Quicker you buy, the sooner you can buy again.

By providing timely financial documentation, we are able to provide you quicker turnaround [eyes rolling here] on loan requests and help you with any other financials (sic) needs.

I would argue that it also depends on your goals as an investor.I love multifamily because you can scale much quicker with buying multiple doors in one transaction.

The list price is not the only and final price.You're considering that less likely to get done versus someone that'll offer flat to the ask or higher, therefore you'll push those areas first to get the deal done quicker.

Some of these cannot pass an inspection in their current state, so they sell "off" market to cash buyers hence they're discounted..it's a quicker cheaper transaction...but more issues, more risk, more $$ to fix up & take longer to get ready for occupant or sell to an end buyer.

We can do turnover much quicker, minimizes vacancies, everyone is happier!

I think what you need is a qualified handyman with less overhead and quicker turnaround.

I can’t at the moment but in the next year or two i’ll be able to pay the principal down quicker . 

My question is whether I need to trust my analysis and agent to find a deal and wait for a BRRRR so I can scale quicker, or play it safe and crank out another house hack in May.

Cash offer do carry weight as they can close quicker, don't need appraisals etc, but as an agent that works with buyer and sellers, I've seen it many times where a seller will pick a different offer due to some connection to the buyer (ex military, young married couple just starting etc) They want to know its NOT going to an investor specifically.