They may know someone interested in taking the homes off your hands, since they're in the business day in and day out. 

Then look at one of my lenders that does both conventional and Non-QM; their non-QM products have 4-5 day business day turn times while conventional is 2-3 business days. 

This was because PMC's wanted to make sure tenant's checks didn't bounce and it took time to enter everything into accounting ledgers manually to determine how much to send owners.Currently, software has made all this easier, but PMC's still need to wait at least 5 business days for ACH payments to clear.So, most PMC's still only pay owners monthly and in batch - meaning no matter when a rent payment is received, all owners are paid on the same day. 

For me: 3 weeks (15 business days) from application drop off to permit approval.  

I'd pay $200 just to have them inspect the work that week instead of waiting 20 business days, because I have to wait that 20 business day period for the permit and THEN schedule a CO with the SAME HOUSING AUTHORITY to receive a CO to rent.

Prior to Covid, they were filling orders in 10 business days.

You also get a chance to bring a licensed home inspector through during the first 5 business days of the contract here in the Chicago area, so your risk is super low as a buyer.

The only issue I have had with RentRedi is that they hold rent for a few business days due to their ACH clearinghouse.

@Patrick BrittonTook me 7 business days to get a vom while shellpoint fci or even situs can send it back same day...Each company has their strengths and weaknesses.

Everything is in my account the next business day.