It’s a good reminder for landlords to stay adaptable and ready to respond to changes in rental demand.As an experienced loan officer in Georgia, I’m happy to help both buyers and sellers navigate this competitive market.

Me personally I am creating an empire and I’m purchasing more then 4 properties per month I need SPEED and efficiency and so do other investors because it is competitive.

Specifically, if the property requires full rehabilitation and currently has no rental income, once I complete the renovations, stabilize the asset, and generate competitive returns, would this successfully support my cash-out refinance value-add approach?

There's already enough competition, why create more?

Adjusting pricing dynamically with Pricelabs is key for staying competitive.

Before considering a buy-down, make sure your par rate is competitive. https://www.philadelphiafed.org/-/media/FRBP/Assets/Consumer...

We have an extremely competitive market, huge demand and low inventory.

Probably more like 99.5%.I acknowledge that the commercial real estate scene is a group of business people who are much more polished, sophisticated, and high net worth (compared to residential).

•The short-term rental market is competitive, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a bad investment.

Of those two, I actually like the first one better because you have a competitive advantage to that market and the amenities you could provide.