In the construction industry theres a saying we use- cheap, fast, correct choose two.If you want the project to be cheap and fast, it won't be correct. 

It would do one of two things, make it look like you are trying to pull a fast one on the sellers or look like you are ignorant of real estate law.

Just because someone doesn't have the actual experience doesn't mean they couldn't provide great deals or get the cash to close fast. 

Then I realized that wasn't reaching my goals fast enough so I bought a 168 unit and a 250 unit (most recently) with investors as a general partner. 

I use a dozen bandit signs in my target area, the problem with that is they get taken up just as fast as I put them out.  

If I close at 0.5% of raw leads (the low end of the study results), I'd need to spend $24,000 to generate that same $7,000 in commission.To break even, I'd need to close 1.71% of leads, which sounds good if you say it fast, but with measured numbers suggesting 0.5% to 1%, seems unrealistic. 

Keep it as short as possible, because they are probably seeing the message from their car.Key words and phrases "Cash, Fast, Problem Solved, Forclosure"Avoid foreclosure-- if amount of foreclosures in area is increasingWe Buy Homes Cash-- broad stroke, no credit issues, speedVender su Casa Rapido-- "Sell your home fast", is audience Spanish speaking?

My community is a growing fast and equity is going up!

So let's fast-forward a bit and assume we've put in some sweat equity so the house is the nicest on the block.

Fast paced was an understatement.