There are a lot of title companies, which means there is a lot of competition in this space.

If you had a competitive advantage you need to understand note investing and how to do due diligence on it to see if it’s a legit note and feel for pricing expectationsNot saying it cannot be done but there are every few brokers in the space.If you are trying to do this as a way to generate revenue, unfortunately I think you will be disappointed

Especially now that guests have a lot of options in most markets.We used to have it off when it was a lopsided market but now it is more competitive you need to remove as many barriers to renting as possible. 

This is hugely problematic for the “speed” aspect of BRRRR investing—drastically slowing down the returns and velocity of capital for BRRRR investors using conventional loans.Portfolio lenders are another option, and they typically offer competitive rates and fees as well.

Thank you for taking the time to reply - in fact, I was just thinking about this and yes, I believe that I would - the reviews and information that I have gathered all suggests that the businesses in the area are simply awful - and it would be interesting for them to have some competition.

This helps them beat the competition. 

As a newcomer, I recognize that finding deals, especially in the competitive Texas market, can be challenging, as noted in the forums.

It's less competition in this market I think. 

When they go to sell they find this out when they have no equity in the deal. 2) they go for the interest rate, which can be refinanced down, instead of the purchase price that can’t be changed after purchase. 3) the location and product are carbon copy with their competition.

competition is fierce in every area.