There is a lot of competition in most beach towns.

I would recommend starting with educating yourself thoroughly on the business, your market, the types of properties you want to flip, construction costs, what other investors and flippers are doing etc. wholesaling is very competitive and you need either a very large budget or a lot of time to be able to generate deals.Flipping I am all about finding good deals and good contractors and lease options are all about motivated sellers.Check our Carrot websites, yellow letter HQ for mail they have some good info and turn key sytems.

@Jordan Kelly There are very competitive asset based or "commercial" products out there that will base the loans entirely on FICO, Experience and Subject Property Cash Flow. 

I still know people that buy those type of properties but that space is very competitive as compared to a SFH.Another thing I found is that tenants in multifamily units tend to be more transient as compared to tenants in a SFH rental. 

The consensus in a lot of the groups (at least in Columbus) is a super high competition for multifamily properties.

I was looking for feedback on starting a lease to own business in these smaller, less competitive markets.

Competition from not only new properties but other highly-amenitized communities has kept the pressure on owners to improve their assets more frequently, and with an eye toward differentiating themselves from their competitors.”This comes from a 2018 survey by NAA.

Most aren't willing to put in the extra work, but the fact you're on here means you're already setting yourself a part from the competition. 

@Jeff AdamsLeverage means you put in a fraction of the cost and the bank puts in the rest.

The real estate sector in the United States is crowded with too many investors already, this makes it very competitive and leads to higher prices and lower ROILet’s connect and discuss investing in real estate in Dubai