I can tell you no matter what the economy does or who is in office there is a way to thrive.You have to adjust to the opportunities that are available in the marketplace and take advantage of them before hand before the herd mentality kicks in.For commercial what I specialize in investors are buying properties up in record numbers.It's not just the value of the asset but the cheap debt that is available.Sellers are still motivated to do deals but once the herd kicks in they will get more confidence to stand firm or closer to their price.

And if you're flipping, in this situation you should definitely adjust the tax prorations in the contract to benefit you based on the results of the appeal.  

or go and help my guys to speed up a job?

I could see adjustments for non-GSE/Gov loan servicers requiring a little tighter diligence on the investor for liquidity or demands for advance deposits upfront to some extent.  

I took advice from @Scott Trench 's book "Set For Life," and made adjustments to my lifestyle.

As Amy pointed out, they can help speed the process and maybe cut some costs, but ultimately a securities attorney needs to be highly involved.

The landlord is legally bound to resolve the problem, and the tenant is required to allow the landlord access to resolve the problem (obviously with some adjustments depending on statutes & ordinances of different municipalities).

Once that goal is reached, adjust and improve so eventually can leave my day job, live off passive income from rentals while also flipping houses for extra money.

I know it would be a big trade off in speed for security, and if something happens to the property, you've got all your eggs in one basket, just wondering is anyone was successful with this strategy?

Financing80 % ARV @ 4.5%   20 year note that can be adjusted at 5 years first 3 months are interest only.