You right, I bought property with “all cash”, and I do intend to refinance the property but there are no tenants in the house yet so I guess it’ll take some time until I’ll be able to refinance, unless there is a short cut I don’t know about.

If, on the other hand, I am not having success finding an acceptable applicant, and the Owner is not happy with how long the process is taking, I also ask them to meet me at the property, where I proceed to point out factors affecting the lack of interest, which, usually, are due to shortcuts, low quality elements, or lack of adequate prep by the Owner, or at the Owner's direction.

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

Hoping to get a knowledge short cut from the BP family.

My response against the original post was that every time people are in a hurry for shortcuts is a person that is it a much higher likelihood to make mistakes and possibly big mistakes.

There are no short cuts!

Finding deals is not easy and there is no shortcuts

It just throws you off completely.This is my opinionGo walk the property ideally with your agent and your contractor, take a billion pictures and let your agent and contractor tell you their numbers and make an offer.There really is no "short cut" or an "estimate" way of doing this.We are talking about flipping.

Difficult to have compassion for those looking to buy a short cut to success.

There is no shortcut to this.See it this way.If I buy a hammer, will a house suddenly be built?