This industry is growing so fast with competition and consolidation that automation and technology will be big parts of it, but you really need to understand your baseline operations.We’ve scaled our PM company to Columbia, SC and happy to have you shadow our team.

Im hoping to have less Competition in small Multifamily as you are not competing with the None Investors that are Looking for a house to live in themselves. so y Duplex or triplex is too big for them, but it is also too small for the serious/big multifamily Investors.

@Rebecca Ramos, mobile homes are a great investment to put on land if he/she is planning on renting them out, if they are on their land they will appreciate in value and if they are in parks they do as well and the great thing about them being in a park is they are taxed like a vehicle which means they are very low, everybody loves to say they lose value, they have increased in value in parks and on land tons lately, I for one am glad people still believe this cause much less competition in this area of investing

Very competitive rates.

The rates are higher, but tend to be competitive.

Things are just WAY TOO competitive for me on the MLS. 

I guess that I'm impressed they not only built out a model that could get with in 7% of FMV for that many homes, had an effective UX that made ppl want to use it, got a system up and running to take possession and make ready for sale that number of homes across such a geographically diverse area during a global pandemic which changed the way ppl work and lead to crazy home prices.

I would say Riverside county is very competitive right now due to prices, development and vicinity to OC and LA Counties.  

She recommended looking into purchasing a condo instead, living in it and after 1-2 yrs using capital gains to become more competitive in the market and then moving forward with the multifamily properties.

Wholesaling is a great way to get started but is ver competitive here in SD.