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I had honestly never painted an interior of a house until I was 25, so each room I got better and better and will be that much quicker next time or will know what a painter I hire should not do when painting and will be that much better talking with them.@ Jon, I'm not sure what your handyman expertise is, but the house I picked up to live in and work on while living there didn't need near the work this one you're looking at will need, but just painting the whole thing and other minor fixes and installs can be daunting and seems never ending.

LOLOkay, I admit it, I have cut some of my tenants a little slack at times, one day, com'on, I wouldn't have got the check to the bank any quicker if I had collected it the day before.

I gotta get quicker at typing then Taz

(I should not have waited five months, but personal matters in my life prevented a quicker action from me) In vetting Property Managers, you MUST talk to 3-5 current investors who are clients of the PM.

I have been growing quicker every year since.

So, if you take OF jus to get into a deal quicker but have less favorable terms, it kind of takes the wind out of your profitability sales.

I think a class setting might have forced me to get through course work quicker.

Since I have cash on hand the rehabbing and flipping strategy seems like a more lucrative option to me for larger quicker returns without having to deal with conventional loans, FHA, HML, etc. 

Because I didn't buy the property with the intent of using the BRRRR strategy and it is probably apparent in the numbers but I intend to re coupe as quick as possible and my next property will be using the BRRRR strategy so I can invest quicker than I currently am because my current plan was to purchase a property a year but I want to promptly ramp it up to 2 per year  for the next baby step and I am just trying to find the best strategy to ramp it up!