This deal was on the MLS (those were the days) and was right when COVID had hit so there wasnt a lot of competition.$45k was the list price and was a price i was comfortable paying.How did you finance this deal?

@Nick MavrickI admittedly don't have much knowledge of the foreclosure market but I would imagine it is ultra-competitive at the moment.

I'll definitely be seeing how competitive your loan packages are on my next income property. 

I'd say 30 days is a reasonable average to get from vacant to new tenant move in but this can of course vary based off property condition/desirability, competition and amenities provided. 

I live in Austin and being a lender, I can tell you it’s extremely competitive here with the amount of people coming from California and New York.

At the beginning of the year it was a bit more competitive with all cash offers, but I feel it has cooled off a bit.

Thank you for posting this.Btw, I got in touch with @Jason Bott and he responded promptly with a competitive quote for my duplex and explanation.

Hi BP Forums,I live in a highly competitive and high cost of living area in the north east (Boston area) and I own my own condo which I hope to rent out in the future. 

The best way to make sure you are competitive on this is to look at other listings in your area and see what they are charging.  

That money goes to repairing potholes and patching the street for the 9 other residents deliveries, guests, landscapers, heavy trucks.