BP can definitely help you become more successful and at a faster pace.

So I got a little creative and solved my problem far faster than eviction court.In your case, you should do SOMETHING, but you can probably get away with a little bit too if you are creative about it.  

If both are good properties, what appreciates faster, which builds equity faster?

Borrowers have access to more flexible, faster, and cheaper capital and investors earn more by having access to short-term, high-yield investments offering returns of 6% to 26%.

The size of what you acquire will depend on either your bank roll - or like Sean mentioned above, getting creative.So the 1st few questions I have are what type of capital are you working with?

Quite the contrary possibly...they don't need to prove a hardship so, as long as they meet the timeline required and bring in a bonafide purchase offer that meets the bank's minimum net proceeds, it could (stress) go faster and easier.

Many times that appreciation far surpasses any cash flow you might have in lesser valued areas, and when it's time to sell, it will probably sell faster than other areas out of state.

@Antonio Pettus Learn to sleep faster...

i found an article in RE Investor magazine that "worth account" software helps to accelerate mortgage pay offs faster.

But if you have been doing this  a while, there are some other aspects like team building, faster deal cycles, and leveraging more of your leads by structuring other types of transactions not currently doing now that we'd concentrate on.Also, it's hard to see exactly what we do just from a few web pages like Rodney points out.