In my case, I typically have 100% equity in each deal, which frankly makes it hard for me to lose.The more flexible you can be and the more options you can offer your potential buyers, the faster you will get this thing sold.

We don't sell to too many VA buyers, but have one under contract now that appears it should be able to close in about 25 days...don't know if that's typical for VA, but it's faster than a lot of FHA deals are getting done these days.

I have seen that way to much where people will put in natural stone tiles in an old property, where the joists aren't rated for the weight, so the floor flexes and dips, causing the tiles to crack.With that being said..

Also, run a dehumidifier to get it to dry faster.

I would prefer it to move faster, but I don't have a mentor and I'm learning as I go.

Obviously, they will generally prefer cash (since it's faster), but whatever you and the seller negotiate will stand.As for your first question, can you elaborate on what you're trying to understand?

But this time, the market may move faster than we think because it is driven by fear, not by greed.

I am fixing to ramp up my training and buy a weight vest from www.weightvest.com They have models up to 150 pounds.

You can also email them a copy so you get a faster response but make sure you also send via USPS.

My long term goal is the same (hold) but I'm thinking that doing rehabs for a few years may accelerate my ability to obtain more rentals faster.