The above article is a helpful reminder to step away from the busyness and ultra speed multitasking to give your mind some time to think strategically.  

Literally (knock on wood) have not had a speeding ticket since.

We have the case workers on speed dial for all of our vacant units. 

Many cities offer helpful resources and classes to get you up to speed quickly.Once you have a firm understanding of the rules, the next thing to do is start creating systems, standard operating procedures, and basic means of organization.To that end, read The Book on Managing Rental Properties by the Turners.

However that doesn’t mean jumping in on an upturn vs. a recession isn’t going to affect the speed at which I get going.The economy is tricky...Anyway.

Some people value convenience, speed and ease of transaction, privacy, etc...over trying to squeeze every penny out of their house.

I was a professional photographer for 20 years, it might just be because you’re using a slow shutter speed your camera caught a light somewhere and it created a lot for trail due to a long exposure.

You might try cash for keys to speed up the progress and make it a requirement that the house be empty and broom swept.

   @ Ann Bellamy: Talking about driving time, I could make it in under 2 hours from NYC to Springfield, via I-95 and I-91, without speeding, if I start 11:00AM and get their before 1:00PM, driving up there alone.

Just thought it may be able to speed up the process.