Population explosion, positive business outlook, lots of cheap properties, less competition, nice weather

By improvements I mean keeping the house competitive in the market.  

@Cory MelickYes, MLS is harder because of the competition, or multiple offer scenario.  

Cash - While I can get an infinite return on a BRRRR, if I'm only cashflowing $50 a month, that doesn't leave me very competitive. 

Probably the worst time to buy - residential sellers have been scared more than buyers, therefore inventory is tighter than ever and prices are up, most deals have been competitive the last weeks with multipole offers over asking. 

With so much competition the old-fashioned Telephone above all remains the best form of a comforting and personal way of instant communication.

Super competitive market, but I went there because I'm familiar with the conditions and I could start the journey with good relationships.

A repositioned asset with no value add left attracts a very specific type of buyer and from what I am seeing this buyer is getting harder and harder to find as deals are more and more competitive and syndicators put more and more repositioned product on the market.

The competition believes if everyone else passed on this house it’s not worth it. 

Most property managers don’t really care to get you more business or keep up with maintenance and other essentials that are essential for long-term success in an area like Joshua Tree — I know because we tried a few property managers.We think it’s not that difficult — although there is a lot of competition out in Joshua Tree, you can be and stay successful.