I'm eager to learn more quick turn around strategies to build up some quicker capital, hoping to find some good mentorship.

The more often you do these analysis, the quicker you will get at locating a cash cow or a dead dog, and the faster you will be able to get your deal before an experienced investor swoops in and grabs your diamond in the rough.

Its not like I'm trying to get rich quick but getting some cash into my hands quicker than say 3-12mos. sounds descent.

It may cost a bit more - but you will probably get the job finished quicker and make a little more money than if you do all the work.

I did notice that we're gaining members quicker and quicker now.

A lot of people use them interchangeably.I typically think of "rehabbing" as longer term more substantial improvements whereas "flipping" would be more cosmetic and focused on a quicker turn around.But that's more for positioning in my own mind.

Greenhorizons, it looks like the experts have sum up your questionto piggyback on what they have said.. wholesaling is quicker and easier money, less effort.. its a good way to start out.. once you build a little cash doing that.. then yes rehabbing will bring more profit per house..but it will take longer to see the fruits of that labor.

You'll get way further ahead way quicker than trying to become a realtor.

I am mostly wanting to priortize on accumulating solid, income producing properties but would not say no to other 'quicker $$' opportunties. nightowl/manuto23, can u PM me your email addresses?

i rather make less profit and move to quicker transactionwholesale is what you should look at. consider this.....if you can pocket 20 grand and it took you a yearthat is about $1666 a month. i can find some wholesale for 5 grand a month. much faster and you can all work at home!!!