In my opinion, buying one house, rehabbing it, renting it, refinancing it, and doing it all over again, is not a very efficient way to scale, especially for the amount of risk involved with this strategy.

I personally place speed, efficiency and customer service first.

Any better/more efficient methods to trying to get my foot in the door to get into brokerage?

I personally place speed, efficiency and customer service first.

Gather all documentation you can and take it to a good attorney that specializes in landlord-tenant law for your jurisdiction, someone with a great track record for successful and efficient evictions.

But if you have a contract on a mediocre deal, you are going to have a LOT of frustration and headache trying to get it sold.If you have fewer offers accepted, but they ALL turn into deals, it is much more efficient.

I am thinking I should replace them before a tenant is in there and affected by a failure, but am unsure on getting high efficiency systems or standard. 

As you develop your core skills, you will become more efficient.

In my reading I came across the best summation of the rent control debacle ....Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck once wrote, “In many cases, rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city — except for bombing.”

Hello, Late last year my father and I decided to partner up to pursue financial freedom. We agreed that he would provide the funds and I would do all the work regarding looking for deals etc...  We have over 75,000 sa...