It's a bit of a mix-up, but the idea is to make the whole buying and selling process clearer and more competitive, which could end up saving people money.

Am I in too competitive of a market (Atlanta, GA) bc there are actually people still buying these deals and ridiculous prices?

I have been looking for a home in Southern California... which I do not want to go the typical route because of competition and also my tax returns are not so friendly to conventional lenders.  

What does it take to be competitive in your market and how are you going to market it?

Thanks for the response and please feel free to correct me if my assumptions are wrong and these can be competitive term-wise

Buy in December, lower competition.

For most people, and many properties,  I think the remote manage with a handyman and cleaning staff can be a fantasy.

In the realm of real estate investment, the story of WeWork serves as a modern parable — a tale of rapid expansion, valuation fantasies, and the sobering reality check that followed.

As such, there is a great deal of competition when a duplex or fourplex comes to market.Although SFR is getting bid up as well, with less favorable rent/price ratios than just six months ago, there is definitely more opportunity for off-market deals.

More so as a sanity check to see how I stack up against my competition and as a data point in underwriting.