These questions need to be answered relatively quickly. 

Its also under $100 so I wouldn't think this is something you couldn't make up for pretty quickly.

We listed the house frantically (1% commission), staged it a little early on net 60 terms, and did several open houses, decreasing the price dramatically in hopes that I could get out quick and at least break even.

This model is scaleable and can help increase net worth fairly quickly.

As a renter, I have "location freedom" in that I can change addresses relatively quickly when compared to owning a home that might not sell right away.

Especially since credit card interest rates tent to be high, paying that down as quickly as possible would be a good idea.

Wholesaling: ask if they do double closings, blind HUD's, will they work with whatever purchase agreement you have drafted, how quick are they able to prepare title for closingFlipping: every title company should be able to handle flip salesBuy and Hold: every title should be able to handle buy and holdLease-Option: ask if they handle lease options contractsI hope this helps @Destiny Loggin

After you get all the water out of the house, your top priority will be drying everything out quickly. 

Multi units are by far the best investment to grow quickly and generate the maximum cash flow.

He's asked my wife and I to help them sell off the property to investors and get it done as quick as possible.