Most wholesalers just want the fast cash and will take the "fast nickel instead of the slow dime."

Rentals are more passive, not demanding as much of your time, but are probably not going to get you there fast enough.  

I would just make sure that you correctly explain how empty homes lose value FAST.

This decision was made so we could move into the new home as fast as possible in order to rent out the last unit in our 3-family that my wife and I have been living in the past 3.5 years.Phase #2 Once we have moved into the first floor and settled in, the next phase will be to tackle the second floor unit.

This is not a super fast way to find wholesalers or good rei marketers and leads is to pick a city or county and do google searches for: "who buys houses in (whatever city or county)", "sell my house fast (whatever city or county)".

aaaand not so fast Field Review to: $185,000 Financing: Conventional at 4.6% Loan: 129,500.00 Mortgage: $897 per moAfter closing costs I pulled out $14,000 to put towards the next deal Expenses monthy: $1,493 Rents: $1900**Cash Flow: $407.00 per month with roughly $3,400 into the deal**[Disclaimer: These are rough numbers as this is my first deal.

That’s why when a house becomes vacant, all your focus and energy should go toward getting it filled with a good quality tenant- fast!

Construction is always a practical approach however; will not get you where you want to go very fast.

Just another fast buck skirt the laws operator.

We have filled our vacancies pretty fast with this method.