There may not be a 1:1 correlation and the correlation may not be instant, but in my opinion there is a connection.1.

And from the tone, it sounds like, if you found that out, even if he was a model land lord, you'd suddenly feel slighted and instantly become a tenant where one wonders what you were taught about operating in a "man's world"  My point, don't assume.  

You can sell it and make 100k profit instantly, and this is the worst case scenario, If you live in Brooklyn you will not find those kind of deals and you know it, maybe a 10k discount on a 500k property if you are lucky, take it fast fast fast.

I like being able to low ball people which gives you instant equity, and if you find a really good deal you come out way ahead.

., I appreciate your voice among those claiming that instant evictions are the way to go.

Any sort of bills - food, living expenses, medical, insurance, transportation etc will eat that up instantly.

There was instant equity in the next property and within a years time, I went from 1 unit to 10 and then leverage all of my equity to purchase a 10 unit, and now 3 years later I have 23 doors.

My life change in an instant when I was let go from my bartending job.

The reports are instant on the internet and they have been very reliable for the past 20 years I have used them.

If you have 20k, you can put a 5% down payment on a 400k 4-plex and you are instantly in a strong investment position.