It's not fair and something has to be done to speed up the process for eviction all the while eliminating the cost to landlords.

I moved out after my 1 year and it has been performing like a rock star ever since.So, you are right that FHA is not the super-fast, close-in-3-days, cash-in-your-face kind of offer that people are doing, but some sellers don't care about speed, they want a better price.

As an investor, you should get investor referrals and have plumbers, roofers, carpenters, maid services, etc. on speed dial.

Any tips on speeding up this process like putting the property in an llc?

Just heard the head of CA's High Speed Rail Authority on podcast.

It takes a while to get things rolling each new purchase adds additionally to your new higher cash flow amount like a snowball rolling down hill picking up speed and size...

Remember you're hear to make money, not run and hide once you reach the next "growing pain/speed bump."

And I have understood that the signed escrow release form was, for the developer, not just useful to speed up the deal.

Does it help speed the process if you meet with the bank after making your offer?  

Has anyone had any luck with high speed internet providers in the Landers, CA area?