The garbage is overflowing with empty fast food bags.

I plan on paying down the HELoC fast so I can buy another property. 

Any previous evictions, especially when it was the last rental, should be a fast no.

It's easy and fast for all parties and best of all, it's free.

You can't use words like "guess" or "about" when making a decision on what rout to take.Find at least 5 properties and analyze them with real numbers, then you can use that to define the basis for your goals.Next, figure out how you are going to buy them, what cash you will get back (cash flow), and then how much money you will have available (and how fast) to move onto your next property.By the way, if you're working full time, how/who is going to manage the rehab, the tenants, the analysis, the business side, etc...These are not road blocks, but they are things you need to establish before you can put a business plan together.  

Not sure where your particular property is located, but it'll make a HUGE difference in how fast it'll move.

Fast forward 3 1/2 years, things have gone in a different direction - didn't go into the Navy.My tenant has been great!  

It's a process that can happen pretty fast, but people often drag their feet.  

Although it's possible to own 50 units fairly fast, to own them out-right with no debt would take many many many years.  

The leads seem to come in fast and my own creation of categories is not keeping up.