I would say the most common is 7-10 days.

For example joint tenancy would entitle your mother to inherit the remaining share (this is generally how spouses hold title)  if it is tenants in common you may need to go through probate (this is how business partners generally hold title)

Hi Jake, There are deals that cash flow in Northern Virginia, but they may be less common than in other areas.

They are commonly placed or used on an owner occupied house, but rather unusual on an investment property.

@Daniel DietzKudos for handling it the way you are doing.You may be under an incorrect assumption (a very common one, I should add) that depreciation recapture is due immediately upon the sale.

Rates in general are well inside of 4%, if pursuing common prepays and vanilla org structures. 

It's a very common way to get started in BRRRR, but the tricky part is you have to live there for a year. 

They feel a responsibility to keep the common areas clean for the other tenants whereas when I had ones who knew each other they were more comfortable leaving messes out. 

Door knocking seems to be the most common method.

I am having trouble seeing how I can do more than 1 or 2 properties before I would have to wait until I had equity in said properties before I could get loans for more.This is a common question so I gathered some uncommonly good answers and linked to them here:Most recent flip numbers compared to HGTV https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/343683-most-recent-flip-numbers-compared-to-hgtvHow would you describe REI to a HGTV Fanatic?