Selling to investors at a fraction of its worth is not ideal, so I'm looking for alternative solutions.

That means that a building doesn't get built and there are less rental units available, further increasing competition.

The fact that there's a ton of competition and similar products in the same location actually puts downward pressure on rates! 

It is true that when you buy in a competitive market you won’t get to perform as much due diligence, and you will need to rely on experience, wisdom, and honed processes.

Prepare for competitive offers by getting pre-approved, having a proof of funds letter, and being flexible.

I would say we’re more in the Olympics of investing right now where you have to have a competitive advantage and you have to be an expert in order to win.

The workplace can be competitive and challenging.

The gov signed into law some legislation that is unfortunately good for insurance companies/bad for anyone making a claim but that brought companies back in the market at the increased competition drove the rates down.

The high HOA fees plus taxes plus wear and tear and the intense Airbnb competition (tons of units) in Miami make it difficult.

Most rate changes happen in intervals of  and ideally, you'll want a + for competitive rates.