Because I plan on having a long-term relationship with real estate, and I don’t mind climbing the financial-independent ladder a little bit slower if it means I could make my future wife happy and live a more comfortable fulfilling life.

I understand Alaska, but I imagine a slower moving market there.

I have been searching but things are moving slower than expected. 

He knew that I have leukemia and needed to sell the house to pay my medical bills.

Make it a point to go drive around: The area by Crosstown ConcourseWhitehavenMidtown to Downtown Along Poplar (will take you through the Medical District as well)East of the Airport, around the Ridgeway areaVollintine-Evergreen area in North MemphisBinghampton (really turning around!)

Renting in November can be slower than the warmer months as people are less likely to get the motivation to pack unless the have too and local "have to" moves are often trouble filled.

It is also a tool in slower or harder markets to rent quicker. 

My sellers have sold on sub2 because of bad credit, pending medical crisis, or other must-sell situation and wanted the fastest sale.

I think that turnkey is definitely a slower approach for folks that want to get into the real estate game at a much slower pace. 

I say this as someone who has had 15 years of 'school' from college to board certification.I have learned anything I wanted to learn from the internet (languages, personal finance, real estate, how to do medical procedures {youtube} - not kidding).