The trustees sale environment is off the charts competitive and the deals are thin.

Also, there is a lot of competition in carpet cleaning and the prices are very cheap.

.), inventory (too much, competition, etc.), floor plan (layout, dimensions of rooms, lack of amenities/upgrades, etc.) and finally education of buyers.

The original loan amount was for $89k but, because of the last NTS, I estimated that the balance on the loan was about $135k (which I found out later was exactly right).I bought the lien with no competition.

Within the Party there are a few factions and they are in a constant competition for power through positions held and stuff.

When I left to go on my own, I became competition and he wouldn't give me the time of day let alone free advice and guidance.

For example, while the HVAC system may have a couple more years left on it, if a buyer is trying to decide between your house and a competitor, and the major difference is that the competitor's house has no deferred maintenance and yours does, he'll likely go with your competitor's house.On the other hand, if your hand is much nicer than any competing house in the neighborhood at the same price (and is also priced well), you may not have to fixed stuff like the HVAC system to get a sale.In other words, without having big picture about what you're trying to do with the house and what the competition looks like, it's impossible to recommend whether you should replace old (but working) components of the property.

Generally I have found their quotes to be much higher than the competition.

Have you tried pricing out a specif unit that you want to buy competition is fierce and many sell for ten's of thousand over list price .

I've read there is a record number of new apartments coming online in 2nd half of 2019 which is concerning (50% of which is located in downtown Cleveland) as, it would seem to me, that these new properties will provide steep competition for renters and make existing older buildings less attractive places to rent (driving vacancy up and rents downward).