But as Taylor noted, it could be a speed thing, and depending on the scenario is could very likely be both.Typically, when I see these listings, it is both.  

It can speed up on you at any time without notice and sent you flying. 

All a matter of preference and if you in it for speed or comfort.

My properties in CA will grow the fastest and I know I am giving up a little cashflow on a couple of them but that is ok bc I am planning for future growth. 

If you’ve already done an appraisal and everything then they can usually use it to speed the process along, and your title work should be done already.

If you want speed, ease, and convenience, go with a DSCR loan now.

Many top lenders offer fully online applications, but it's a good idea to ask about processes in the beginning so you can be comfortable at every step.This is also a good time to ask about processing and underwriting speed—in a hot housing market, it’s essential to get everything done without delay.14.

I assume a CFD in case the buyer defaults it might speed up the process if it went bad.?

The main negative is busier street, but only 35 mph so not highway speed.  

They're the ones that have run up the cost of everything, and mismanaged the economy, hence inflation is skyrocketing, and now they have to pull the plug, and the fastest way to do that is raise rates so high that people will stop buying real estate.