So, the competition is higher.

Your price range of $200K–$250K can still get you solid rental properties in certain areas of Fort Worth, though the market has been getting more competitive.

Smaller units can tie you down to the operations even if they could have reasonable rates because of less competition.

I live in Boston, but I was advised to start my real estate business elsewhere as Boston is very competitive.

Yet, the current market conditions in Australia (especially Perth) are proving to be incredibly competitive.

When the project was finished there were a lot of other developers noticing that statistic so we decided to make sure that our property stood out among the competition.

It will depend on the market, the typical traveler profile and the competition in the size categories.

Does anyone have experience here- regulations, competition, cash flow, etc?

Offering a competitive seller incentive, like covering closing costs, might also attract more buyers.

Low acquisition costs with room for appreciation, plus plenty of workforce housing opportunities in A-C areas.Macon, GA (or similar secondary markets in the Southeast) – Rising rental demand with little new supply, lower competition than bigger metros, and strong cash flow potential.