Time management is key, especially in a competitive market.

Extremely competitive rates at under 9%, 1 point and 9 months. 

Been talking to a few out in these areas, the competition for flipping is fierce.

Orlando is a very competitive market though and it's tough to find great deals.

We found the biggest draw back to doing Fraternity/Sorority housing is the lack of home insurance competition. 

I've posted many different Ads ( we buy houses and various others)  on craigslist and never even got a bite, the fact is the competition is so consumed with investors ,flippers and wholesalers it's hard to get a deal.

I know that the final issue is not to be concerned about competition  but I would like some feedback for experienced long term wholesalers about the competition in the wholesaling strategy.

I look at it as a great thing because we have less competition!

It's 'partly' characterized by the media's new coverage of a hot real estate market (they were just saying 6 months ago about how the market was still slow), employment going up, competition fr properties becoming fierce, out of state investors coming in, etc.Are these the characteristics of 'Concentration' Dale Osborn ?

While money is important to all of us, I personally get more satisfaction from chasing the deal and doing a better job than my competition on deal structure to bring it home.