Speeding up the process just that much more :)

With a foreclosure, budget in an amount to bring back up to speed, and you can probably bump your CapEx down by half.3.

I want to get started, but I want it to speed up my investing ability, not slow it down.

Looking for someone who does quality work at competitive prices and knows how to communicate throughout the entire process (and can work at a nice speed).

Eddie Speed is another "guru" who can teach you about the process.

Does this speed up the process of taking some 'next step' ie: so what if you have 2 properties is there some strategic imperative here other than just the pure financials on the properties?

Yet to me it is about speed end efficiency Just my two cents AlexOriginally posted by @Corey G.

Like Mihir its a decent area......i have an acquaintance that owns a body shop just south of that area......thats the only time i would go down there...... im a car guy.......and that area and south of it has a lot of body shops and machine/speed shops like automotion, RPM, quinlan....etc

I am already running into a speed bump (I started a new business, so lenders aren't a fan of self-employed income.

Once you have removed the doubt of a previous owner wanting to get their property back by saying the county didn't handle things to the letter of the law, then you can get title insurance protecting your 100% ownership then sell like any other property.If you have a lot of old owners or bigger problems the the quit claim deeds from the people you can find will help speed up a Quiet Title Action.