you get easier/faster/quicker access to your money.

Purchasing on the open market (MLS), 3 bdrms are much more sought after: higher price, quicker sale.

If a furnace was gone I knew to add $1000 or a hot water heater add $600 etc…so I just learned by doing and at the end of the year with no contractor going through the house I find I still averaged $3,000 for the type of work I was doing then.So – you just learn by experience.Today however there isn’t that much time generally – lots of investors buying and properties go quicker today then they did a few years ago – so you have to have a process and a system that works.Also – making sure you have padding for things going wrong is helpful…If you want them to turn on gas/electric/water I can guarantee you will lose 95% of your bids – that is a lot of work / time to get that on in most areas and banks will not mess around with it as it just adds to holding costs. ve a contractor that I trusted go through the home either with or without me and give me the real deal.I knew that there was a risk there would be a plumbing issue or an electrical issue

That drives comps up quicker than we can track them in those areas.  

Obviously with the less expensive units I could buy more, quicker....but probably pay a more for maintenance.

Hard money and private lending will allow a much quicker close, and you'll get better prices by presenting "cash" offers. 

Having a good team can help you close your deals much quicker.

It is quicker for her to just hand it over to investors than deal with home buyers.  

Cash for keys should help you to evict quicker. 

What if we were able to show you a way that you could end up making the same amount of money in the end but we would do all of the work and probably get it sold quicker since we would be able to use all of our many marketing sources to your advantage, would that be worth an hour of your time to at least hear us out?