Hi, This is Marc from Barcelona checking in.I am getting up to speed with real estate investing.

Where do you do speed flying? 

You will get to where you want to go fastest by having the knowledge and having the network.Good luck on your journey!

The most important thing is finding a great cleaner and having a handyman on speed dial.

Some of the fastest growth in the country, but over time I expect it will stretch out.Even now I see things starting to move and develop along 380 from Denton to Decatur and I expect at some point it will between McKinney and Greenville.

Lack of capital is a the fastest way out of real estate.

Myself and other investor have been trying to work with the city to snatch these properties before they hit these conditions but they move at snail speed.

the fastest date I can legally have her out.Inform her (in writing) of this move-out date and offer to pay her $XXX to be gone on or before then.Prepare a simple one-page Lease Termination Agreement to be signed by tenant indicating she has voluntarily moved out in exchange for $XXX in compensation, further asserting she is terminating her month-to-month lease, has returned all keys, and will not be reentering the premises, upon pain of committing trespass.Have tenant bring keys to attorney's office, sign/date/notarize the Agreement, and receive her $XXX in certified funds.The minute the tenant is done signing at the attorney's office, I'd be changing the locks.Good luck!

Downtown Frederick is filled with charming independent restaurants and retailers (there's actually a ban on chains in the downtown core), has seen some of the highest appreciation in the state over the past fifteen years, and is the fastest growing county in the state by population.

I have many goals when it comes to investing but my ultimate and first goal is to invest into a multifamily as soon as I can and look for any advice to speed up that process.