God Speed, Michael      

I manage a Short Sale calling team and we use Readymode speed dialer, check them out.

I think this will speed up the process of the other owners thinking I want to develop the land and get them more in a tizzy to just get out before getting run over through the partition route.

And, because I love to do this and rehab my own places I would like to speed up the process.       

Thus, the birth of a Condo Conversion, which was often updated, in and out, including the grounds plus, Gated for security as well as curve appeal.Now that I manage a number of mult-family properties in Louisiana, and I have a few potential deals like this pending, any Pro know if I may be just speeding my wheels?

When we relocated from northern California to southern California, we put 14 young women in our 4600 sq. ft. house, and gave free rent and utilities to a couple that managed the property (they lived in a 2100 sq. ft. guest house)I'd recommend you get up to speed on your local market, learn values, do comps, talk to other investors at meetings, and take the advice given above.

Find a local appliance dealer that sells Speed Queen. 

Because like you, I know that in real estate, speed of acquisition is key.

I've rented to someone who went over the speed limit by 20 mph, and that's about the worst I'd accept.  

A few months later I had the place renovated (I used a contractor this time to speed things up) and I sold it on a 4 year contract for deed arrangement for a nice profit.At this point I really started thinking about my long term strategy and goals.