Have any of you heard about the plans for the high-speed bullet train in Dallas off of 45?  

Thank you for your service and God speed on your journey

@J Scott I'll peak at the link when I find a few free minutes!

But if you aren’t taking enough action in enough speed, then you will prolong the arrival to the destination.

I'd have to discuss the strategy with my better half a bit more before we seriously considered it, but it's a viable option for me at this point to speed things up. 

Ease of transaction, convenience, speed, privacy, etc all may factor in.So in closing, while I agree that a vast majority of wholesalers do it wrong (and perhaps illegally), there are some who do it right and while FL may be "cracking down" I don't see a legit argument for licensed vs unlicensed when it comes to the "stealing equity" argument.

. - peak then slow down, then growth to peak, then slow down. 2008 - Bottom  - Average $1.05-$1.10/SQFt...Vacancy Rate 6-7%2009 - Bottom2010 - 2013- Going up 2014 - Peak2015  -Peak $1.35 - $1.40 / SQFT  ...Vacancy Rate 1%-3% 2016 - Downward (Started in Fall of 2015 technically)2017 - Downward / Might be flat  or Bottom $1.15/SQFT - Vacancy 4%-5% Still higher than 2008 numbers so that is your "appreciation" on a 30 year cycle.Based on the rental stats, the low point was in 2016.  

I’m fully approved through underwriting at $140k so my price point just adds to the speed at which I need to move.

I would like to avoid debt but want to speed up the process.  

In the interest of speed, we avoid physically mailing agreements.