I would rather buy now than since the competition seems to have slowed down.Does anyone have a creative solution as to how I can come up with the money.

I'm working with CSSI® – Cost Segregation Services, Inc. as a rep so it's great to know what good competition is out there.Anything in specific that left you happy with the firm or services?

I'll list it slightly under market value to create competition. 

My agent brings me off market deals but my market seems very competitive.

People listing properties, thinking that they can still get what they may have in March, are sitting for months, where as competitively priced inventory is flying left and right.

-We’re currently acquiring properties in TX - Waco, Killeen, Temple/ Belton, Wichita FallsOK - Oklahoma City, TulsaTN - MemphisNC - Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Thomasville, BurlingtonSC - ColumbiaOur offers are most competitive when the homes are in need of repair or have legacy tenants.

Generally speaking, if you're not getting any interest there's usually one of 3 reasons:  hospitals in your area aren't using travelers as much or at all, you're asking too much, there's too much competition, or the price isn't appropriate for the finishings of the property.

@Jason Carrillodon't try to pick the "best" market in the US.pick a market you know or have a competitive advantage in - it's close by, you went to school there, you have family there, etc.

I know California isn't the most landlord friendly state, and it's obviously a more expensive/competitive market, but SD will always have great long term growth numbers....so on paper it looks pretty good. 

Less competition, no tenants, no repairs needed.