If there is very stiff competition in your local area or the volume needed to be where you want to be is just not there, does it even make sense to market somewhere else?

Spray on the grout, let it stand for five minutes, then scrub with a stiff brush.

For example, if you own a class A apartment complex in the urban core you might see some really stiff competition which would mean your rents would stay flat or even dip over the next 5 years.

All that means is that if they stiff you, it's for a bigger dollar amount.

Like everyone else has said...competition is stiff.

When you have a meeting of the minds, common and beneficial goals, good investors won't stiff their contractor and the contractor won't be stiffing the investor either.The investor in this case needs an estimate for the lender, from a third party.

Here are some more points to consider:Your rental condo will be just like everyone else's so you will have stiff competition.

There are stiff guidelines for private equity deals involving only having qualified investors and strict guidelines on solicitation for involvement in the deal.

I am still a working stiff, so I don't have time to either perform or supervise a project like that.

Rate and terms seem fine to me, costs look a little stiff but I'm not familiar with your area either.