Should use an extension cord to plug the fluegelhorn into the old outlet it was supposed to be plugged into (heavy duty) Or should I just call an electrician and have them run a new line.

Big banks/national banks are reluctant to count the rental income and usually apply a heavy discount before adding it to your overall income.

I spoke to my property manager yesterday, we’re going to price the rental very competitively to push through the economic crisis, which I’m okay with.

It’s an extremely competitive market with lots of active investors, but what good market isn’t competitive?

With all of the external factors going right now, I'm trying to think of anything that can give me a competitive edge in comparison to other rentals on the market.

Now, I would highly recommend you evaluate your personal situation and make sure you are cash-heavy to float your personal situation, your investments, and be ready for deals (in that order). 

It was listed at a competitive price and I was getting a good amount of interest. 

The multifamily space is very competitive with househacking strategy folks who can "afford" to bid more than a non-occupying investor due to better financing (rates, lower down payment etc) and also by self managing. 

It is difficult to get good deals, there is a lot of competition.

If you had a deal that had $100,000 net profit, how much would you be willing to pay in points & interest in order to beat out the competition?