if you have limited resources, you need to plan accordingly to your budget.if your budget is Zero, you need to use free marketing methods like calling all FSBO in your area and landlords with houses that are outdatedif your budget is $250 you can use other strategies like skip tracing, driving for dollars, cold calling or door knockingif you have a larger budget you can do Direct mailing campaigns but to hard to find list, where the competition is small Adjust your marketing based on your monthly budget and be consistent for 3 to 6 months to see resultsIf you don't have lots of capital, consistency if the key over time

There is a need but not much competition. 

However, JC as you know is overrun with new build multifamily options so there is a lot of competition in Hudson Co whereas the suburbs there is none.It really depends if you need the money to buy a house out there and want to plant roots.

Research local rental rates to set a competitive price.

Definitely appreciated.I have been to quite a few of these auctions and seen first hand how competitive things can get. 

Even with the reduction in bonus depreciation this year, with the right debt on the right asset class, that's still a competitive option. 

Year-round road access can also vary, with some parcels only accessible seasonally.Market Trends: The Fairbanks real estate market is competitive, but when it comes to land it's not very competitive and the prices are still relatively affordable compared to other states, making it an attractive option for investors or builders.

I think it depends on the price range/caliber of your listing as well as the competitiveness of the market you are in. 

Have you checked out your competition in the neighborhood to see what their places look like, and what amenities they offer?

Hi, yes all of those areas definitely great areas to invest in real estate my clients would agree also, Ohio has a competitive market.