If your looking to move fast, make sure your not one of the more expensive units on the market, Sometimes offering at the middle of the market will make the unit seem more like a deal to perspective tenants.

Are you in the top 10%, bottom 10% or somewhere in the middle? 

I'm in a situation where I have a potential wholesale deal at a great price, but the middle person is a real estate agent.

Allot of the meetings I've found in NE Oklahoma are during the middle of the day in the middle of the week.

I have thought a lot about doing a BRRRR, and am in the middle of David Greene's book right now which makes it even more attractive.

Some of them may be electric car buyers, so having the setup in place would be a bonus.For my area, I think the answer for now lies somewhere in the middle.

Parking and utility work middle of road for the area.   

Three years ago I purchased a single-family home in Wisconsin in the middle of a small city.

We had people looking it a few days after I bought it and my property manager giving walk throughs and open houses even though we were in the middle of doing mainly cosmetic renovations.

If the tenant decides to leave you would have a much easier time filling your unit now, rather than in the middle of winter.