The state laws of where your rental is will dictate the speed at which you may be able to get them out.

Thank you for the mention, @Eamonn McElroy  That road is I-45, full of speed traps. :)Will be happy to help, @Elex Price

This is our first deal, and we'll be purchasing the property below market value from a relative that needs cash quickly and wants to kickstart our investment portfolio (not as a partner, simply to keep the property within the family and to speed up the closing process).

Joey and Rachel decide to buy a SFH that needs (a little) work to freshen it up.They buy it below what it costs to fix it up.They know how to estimate the costs and know local Realtors who can help them find such properties.They buy the SFH and fix it up, and resell it (Flip it) to make a profit.They reinvest their profit in another and do the same until they have enough cash to do this without borrowing.Then they reinvest their profits into duplexes to hold on to.They have essentially made themselves a 2nd job and use the 2nd job income to speed the process up.Phoebe and Ross do the same thing, but for whatever reason lose money on the flip, but try again.Chandler makes enough money to just buy whatever he wants and is way too busy at his current job (Producing Wenus Reports) to be able to participate in any fix ups, but has put some money into both Phoebe and Ross, and Rachel and Joey flips as a silent partner--not working in the business.And etc, ways...LEARN LEARN LEARN...

For those of you with syndication experience this is old hat I am sure, it was just surprising to me how moving into a new market these things pop back up as speed bumps.  

You want 60 day or less timelines, you want speed, quality, and transparency. 

Move at the speed of instruction!"

The speed with which it works and the layout of the photos and everything else is awesome.

I will go through the links you sent and get myself up to speed.

Hire it out for peace of mind and speed.