On BRRRR, the math shows that these are the fastest way to build wealth.

I recently read Delaware is one of the fastest growing parts of Ohio and is expected to double in population in the next 5 or 10 years.

My first thought is the ADU would likely be the fastest and cheapest way to a second unit.

It's one of the most successful and fastest growing companies in the entire world.5 years ago VRBO/Expedia was 14x larger than Airbnb. 

I am not aware though if the custodians are up to speed yet with the changes.

Let us know what happens.Char As a contractor myself, I would not recommend wasting time on HomeAdvisor or Craigslist or Thumbtack or even Yelp, they are a joke in the industry and 90% of the time, they tend to screw up, the problem in question is very complex and the companies on those websites might not have the right tools, experience, or speed to do the job. 

Put the thousand dollars into "Bank One", then they give you the thousand back, then take the thousand and put into "Bank Two", they give you thousand back, you double up on payments every month, and in six months you get to paid as agreed accounts.This is literally the fastest way for you to get new positive marks. 

Often, even for performing properties, the returns are nowhere near the fluffed-up numbers quoted by the turnkey company (no vacancy/maintenance expenses or reserves).Recently I came across the webinar linked below which does a good job of getting a potential turnkey investor up to speed on how to make an investment they won't quickly regret.

Around here the water co. is the fastest in turning off the utility much faster than either the gas co. or the electric co.

Magazine top 500 of fastest growing companies, but think, it is Fortune Builders, not CT homes(the flipping business) that seems to be making the money.