There's an old saying that you hear in the car repair business: You can have it done cheaply, have it done well, and have it done fast - pick any two.

That's what financial planners tell people making investments that know little to nothing about what they are investing in.The premise is they think stick a little bit of something in everything and they can't all fail at once etc.You can buy all of it wrong and lose your shirt just as fast diversifying.

If the numbers are right you will have a buyer fast.

From reading the reviews it seems most retail sellers think opendoor is trying to pull a fast one as they don't understand the idea of wholesaling a house. 

You have to weed those people out fast upfront as anytime spent with them is a loss of income with wasted time. 

That’s why fast food has you order by the number rather than individual items; you don’t pay as much attention to the individual order costs – you simply order the #6 for $9.87, oh and would you like to Super-Size that for only $5.00 more?

How fast/slow are you seeing things rent in the C and D neighborhoods?

I'm sure the clear answer here is to set up a new LLC for every project but given how fast you have to move on certain properties or other constraints (largely the cost of setting one up each time) that may not be possible and I'd like to know my own, and my family/friend fund's liability if a Hard-Money loan were to go south. 

I can make a real connection and find out if we can help each other fast.

And then you have agents trying to shop lender by "how fast can you close?"