Be competitive in what you list your property for rent for if you want to get it filled quicker (about 10% below market rent or whatever else is up for rent nearby but you still also need to make sure the unit looks good/relatively updated when comparing to the others for rent - I look at what is on Zillow. 

NYC market is very competitive, so I feel like the seller doesn't need to compensate anymore right now to hold me.

Local HML if rates are competitive to me would be a better choice they will help in the buy decisions and keep you from making a big boo boo.

Hi everyone, I am interested in hearing everyone's thoughts on the Platform Pacaso, I have noticed that it can inflate housing prices in some areas due to them being less concerned about paying a low price upfront and more focused on the overall profit they can generate through fractional sales and ongoing services. 

I wanted to build because the area I’m looking is pretty competitive with STR’s and it has to be something unique and attractive and I feel this will be easier to accomplish building new.

I feel like I learned a lot from this organization, but I also firmly believe that if I had just signed up at my local REI, I could have taken one of their REI courses for a fraction of the cost and learned from local people that have more in-depth knowledge of my local area.I hope this helps!

Prices are getting close to California levels and it might be difficult to find tenants with all the competition out there.

We have recently loosened our cancellation policies on most properties to remain competitive. 

Arkansas has some gems with less competition that I would explore, and even a few other areas in Oklahoma are rising.

If you can find deals in those markets use Redfins market analysis tool and see how long the homes are taking to sell, how competitive and where are people moving to/from and that area and if it’s growing or not.