It seems to be accelerating this year so that indicates it's not just a temporary glitch. 

I started out with 10 rentals per year and have been accelerating since then.

Here I read about flips, brrrs, negotiating, and nothing about those that invest in the community they own real estate in, to accelerate their appreciation.Any suggestions?

Along with this comes a whole host of other financial benefits such as tax breaks, loan paydown, and appreciation to amplify and accelerate growth. 

This is how it works; the All In One Loan is a mortgage debt accelerator and a 30 year draw in one.

If you really want to break it down there are assets in a manufactured home that qualify for accelerated depreciation as tangible personal property, but going through the trouble of identifying such assets at this level generally doesn't make financial sense. 

I want to accelerate my real estate investing and have been thinking of ways to tap the equity in our primary residence which has fallen into our laps (currently about $160K in equity in less than 2 years). 

He figured out a way to graduate in three years by taking an accelerated schedule.I took the opposite approach.

I think today it is much easier to learn and accelerate your timeline with the BG and Youtube. 

Anyways, here's how I would value it:Current: 40 x $250 x 12 x .4 = $72,000 NOIPotential: 40 x $300 x 12 x .4 = $86,400 NOILot rents in that market will accelerate a little faster than your normal 3%-5% so I might consider a 10-11CAP on potential for the lot income.