Some people might disagree but having lived it I can tell you it was a regret of mine and nobody even remembers what cool cars I've had or cares how fast they were.

You have a lot more chance to get it sold fast.

There is plenty of information available on the How-To of wholesaling and an avalanche of buyers out there ready willing and able to take them off your hands fast once you find and lock down good wholesale deals.

There isn't enough commercial inventory that they could work that fast.

Then get some fast setting  hydraulic cement and mix it up a bit wet and fill the bag .

The most efficient method to me really has been handing out my business card, one at a time, as fast as I can.

I use private funds which are generally fast but above market rates.

I've had the same tenant since I hired them and I think my house rented really fast.

“The 2% Rule” seems to be a fast favorite among new investors, and since I’m a tell-it-how-it-is (or at least tell-it-how-I-think-it-is) kind of guy, I figured I’d write a post to call it out.Before I go into why I think it’s so dangerous, first let’s understand what it really signifies.

Have found a few that sound promising, but they go fast, and I may not be ready to do much until the end of the month anyway.