TomMy advice on this is to have a local title company be on speed dial while your there,Or find the property prior to the sale, and have them search it.

Be direct if they are, more round about if they are, speak at a similar speed as them, folksy or proper fancy words to match etc.

That's a good list, but you can speed all that up by finding someone who is already experienced and can mentor you.

I like our savings pace, but I'd like to speed it up a bit.

PM me if you want some information on HUD's 232 program to get up to speed on the details.As a side note, I wouldn't consider an ILF property as a possibility as they are almost impossible to finance.

But they have a concierge service to speed up onboarding.

Since Columbus is the 5th fastest appreciating market nationwide, I have noticed a sway of trends happening around the city with investors.

Someone who has a bad history of credit and non payment of bills will be passed on.Many people speed on the highway and then assume it is legal or they will never get caught.Others participate in risky behavior assuming that they are somehow immune because they have not caught anything so far.Maybe the guy has a system.

Explore some of the information you can uncover from the tool bar as it will bring you up to speed rather quickly.  

North Carolina is on fire - it's one of the fastest growing states, if not the fastest (depends on which poll you look at) in the nation.