Given how competitive both of those markets are, I would start calling brokers and building relationships.

Ive noticed the mls is very competitive.

The high prices coupled with the saturation of the market (high supply = competitive/low ADRs) and Disneyworld still lagging its pre-pandemic levels means you'll be hard-pressed to find a good deal.

Or, if you can do $700k - $1.5M+ you can crack the Sedona market (more competitive, huge returns).What area you invest in, depends on your budget and your goals.

I will say that it's very competitive just like anywhere else right now, so it's been tough to find deals that truly cash flow (after PITI, CapEx, Maintenance, etc).

If enough investors are competing with regular owner-occupied buyers competition rises and supply demand gets out of whack.

Be quick to submit an offer in a highly competitive market.

It's my competitive advantage, and I love what I do with no intention of quitting any time soon.

The house itself is in a desirable location and the list price is competitive for the area.

Preferably, I like to buy because this takes out competition, greatercontrol over pricing, and hopefully they have some land to expand on.