Now we desire to put our foot on the gas and accelerate to financial freedom through RE.My question is I have thought about getting a RE license to get more in the field of RE, utilize the commissions to save faster, network, etc.

It would reduce the risk of unforeseen issue due to lack of local experience but also get you ramped up learning the process much faster.  

Waiting to show means I take a big hit at turnover time, usually two months vacancy, but this works best for me because A) I don't have a lot of debt so I'm not desperate for the money and B) It gives us time to do a thorough job turning the unit over, meaning plumbing repairs, improvements, general maintenance and the most important thing C) Plenty of time to find a good tenant thorough screening of new applicants.I think your timeline is fine, but I think it could be done faster if that's what you're really looking for.

What I noticed is that over time the HOA fees start to rise at an ever faster rate.  

If you're adding more value than the other flippers around you, your houses are going to sell for top dollar and turn faster.

Hello BP,In the spirit of Robert Kiyosaki's definition of an asset being something you own that generates you money, I've been thinking about making a move which would entail selling my 2+ acre lot in a beautiful hill country gated community ( dancingbearliving <dot> com ) and taking the proceeds from that to pay down my primary residence much faster (I own the land outright, fully paid for, have deed, title, etc...)I define the land as a liability because it's not generating income for me; rather it is costing me in annual taxes.  

I'd bring my business elsewhere faster than lightning.

A business account to pay payroll and other operation costs will allow you to make more offers and maintain workers who'll become faster at their work and better quality to your standards.

I'm dismayed at the amount of greed and selfishness that fuels people's lives.

It's been super tight lately (in Denver- probably in Loveland too), with very few units for sale and that has been a lot of what has fueled the price increase.