However, some will never take the action in the first place.Each one of us has our own journey to go through and the speed at which we will move forward in that journey.

I had to burn through several agents before I landed on an agent (shoutout @AnthonyN57)  that understood how to work with investors and the importance of speed. 

Plan on:- 2 weeks to acquire keys to the property- 4-6 weeks on a standard full remodel (under 2500 square feet)- add in 2 weeks for buffer, staging & other fixes- Time on market: 45 days- Escrow: 45 daysIf you are fortunate to get the right buyer and offer to speed things up, that's wonderful, but never plan on it.Also: I would highly suggest not using HML anymore.

That trend may or may not be reflected by tenant quality (for B&H) or speed and profit of sale (for flips/wholesaling).Growth wise, I'd have to give the nod to Maricopa county, at least economically.

Think what would happen if you are pulled over for speeding and refuse to show the officer your ID.

As project manager you must keep your investors completely up to speed on all issues, good or bad.This just sounds like poor communication between partners.

This also helps speed up drying time a bit too.I have no clue of the law if a tenant is at fault over a fire caused by not cleaning out the lint catch.

The husband had worked at the same job for 28 years and had not so much as a speeding ticket.

I found that the advice you get from his firm might not be from an attorney who’s completely up to speed on the California real estate law you need.

Speed?