Any advice on how to speed up this process?

However, there definitely has been more short notice bookings this year so I am hopeful it’ll fill in somewhat .Our rental near Disney hasn’t fared as well, it’s been slow with no end in sight .Hi Aaron, since I am looking in your area that's good to know you were full over summer since that's not really even peak season, correct?  

This idle time is become a real drag.I figured if I have to pay more to get things speed up, as long as I am making a profit at the end of each month (my DSCR, excluding management fee, for the past 2 projects are 1.5 and 1.8), it is still a good business.My biggest concern now is that given the market uncertainty, I am relucent to get into another project not knowing if I can successfully exit right after the rehab is done. 

Inflation just dipped in October and the stocks rallied because of the news so there is hope that we are close to the peak in rates!

This will speed up your investing portfolio, and give you the freedom to not sit in an office 40 hours a week.

I was interested in working on my first BRRRR to speed up my velocity of money.

The differences between the two are:1 - CF is real, equity is virtual2 - CF is cash that is usable now; equity must be converted to be of any use3 - CF is the way the REI recovers their cost, since the only cost to the REI is what cash comes out of their pocket,...as in the DP; equity is the future return (hopeful) that as time passes is less and less predictable, and more and more speculative.4 - CF can be reinvested within 5 minutes of getting it;  equity takes a lot longer to get in the first place.5 - Since CF can be reinvested instantly, and CF is acquired instantly, it has a greater return due the speed it can be rolled over, and over, and...the gains are exponential;  Equity loses that value as time passes...exponentially.6 - Both are critical to the success of the dealMy strategy (as of now):1 - Recover my cost (DP) ASAP (3 to 5 years)2 - Equity growth from appreciation (free) equal to the equity bought at purchase (DP).3 - When both are achieved, sell...because at that point my equity is losing value, and my CF potential is being lost,...both of these loses are exponential. 

You can also tell your Contr that unless he finishes your project quickly that you will call the CSLB, that might speed him up.

Why - because those with experience can peak in a window and get a good feel for the potential costs and have done it long enough they will know what it will costIf you have no experience and “assume the worse” - you are guessing.

The most recent inflation numbers came back lower than expected, indicating that perhaps inflation has peaked (maybe).