If you decide to get out fast offering a slight discount off the "rental Value" for a cash buyer landlord is a strategy too, just have to decide what tradeoff means more to you.Good luck with it either way!

Sure wholesale flip for fast $3000.

In los angeles, blockshopper.com is a fast way to find the owners' namescity-data.com also has some info.

When you're a fast-tracking 1st class it's hard to get out.

I imagine the payoff would be phenomenal for the few that make it into the end zone, but fast & steady closings sound much less stressful!

If it were per year, I'd run as fast as my 2014 3.5L 290 hp engine would let me (60 in 6sec)...:)Now - why would you only be able to improve the CF by only $400/mo (4,800/year) on an NOI upside of 10k.  

-lease options if you assign can get you fast cash.

The overall vacancy rate is not atrocious, 11% which tells you they rent fast for right price.You are in a low income area, median household is barely $36k/yr. 98% of the local residents didn't go to College, so you get an idea of the wages. 

There are no hard and fast guidelines about this but the magic number seems to be three.

To answer your questions, I mentioned the loan was going to be between 150k and 250k... and mostly is looking like it will settle right there in the middle at 200k.The franchise is of the, um, convenience store variety :) - if that doesn't nearly give it away.I suppose the lien holder would be in first position, as I wouldn't be borrowing from anywhere else.I am going to sit down with my bank today, but was wondering, you don't suppose they care either way whether someone pays off the loan fast or takes the full 3 or 5 years, do you?