I am 18 years old and have just discovered real estate and it instantly felt like something I wanted to do. 

@JD Martin I'm sure you will remember this one...Name that tune :-)"As we celebrate mediocrity all the boys upstairs wanna seeIs how much you'll pay for what you used to get for free"Instantly I thought "bottled water" lol. 

We were never planning to spend this much on the property and it is hard to instantly come up with this much cash, and it is even harder to drop that much money when I am not sure if I would be able to recoup it.Moreover, we are not 100% sure that the Scope of Work we have would take care of all the issues especially the structural ones.

Along with the purchase of the house was an instant family as my new wife was raising 3 girls from a previous marriage.

I am pretty sure there are probably reits out there that do the same thing and folks can just invest in their stock and have instant liquidity  returns probably a little lower.. but lots of options out there for sure.  

The classic example is buying below market value (instant equity) but there are others.I find that in real estate "the devil is in the details" so it's good to have a lot of tools in the toolbox and be flexible.

Comes direct to my phone and the Instant transfer option has a small fee, I think 2.99% and a 2-3 day transfer period is free.

You get a payday when ...A) You have a cash flowing propertyB) You have a property that you can sell for more then you owe.Both of these happen Faster when you buy something that can be rented on Day One.

I've recently applied for both the Chase Ink and a US Bank business card, both with almost instant approvals and $10k credit lines each. 

Get them to set you up an instant alert search for the areas that you are interested in.