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

And inventory of houses in market is very low with lot of competition.

The media itself has also become a competitive market and the way that facts and data are relayed from 2020 reflects the media’s desire to ‘hook’ you into their publication with sensationalism.

My house is the lowest point on the property and though it hasn't rained since we moved here in April, neighbors have told us it can be an issue during heavy rains. 

Only down fall, is the terms aren’t as a good as a transitional loan, but they’re still pretty competitive.

The problem with MF in NC is inventory and competition, very difficult to find one.

Picture a positive loaded attribute property; good tenant class, safe place, good appreciation etc etc, that area is going to cost more if not most and have very fierce competition on multiple levels because it is loaded with positives.

Instead they want their local leasing broker rep to do the heavy lifting that knows their criteria and process to work with the inquiry to see if worth their time.

@Lisett Tito If you're looking for MF in Chicago, that's going to be pretty competitive.

No other competition.