Rentals in a mostly non-rental area usually don't promote higher property values, but you might be able to show faster selling times if more buyers would consider the property.  

In my opinion, the monthly market condition press release that HAR does is very generalize and often more optimistic than what some local neighborhoods are experiencing so don't put too much weight in those press release.

The faster I can close on this property the faster I can move on to the next one and put my money to use.Here are some before/after pictures of the rehab.

This will double it up and build it faster, then once you hit a point where you feel comfortable (acct balance) then you can take that money and move it on to your next project. 

I'm looking for faster ways though, that system takes forever to load and is hard to understand for a layperson.

It would probably be easy to get financing if you were building to sell the properties rather than rent for a greater chance of a faster return for your lenders/investors.

He may end up being who I go with, I am just looking to weight my options.Thanks for all of the feedback.

A conventional lender will do the same for you, but if the home needs work it carries way less weight with the seller and agent.  

When compared to flipping its faster money and less responsibilities.

So I hope folks hold us to this ,and lets see who comes out faster.