I'm like the basketball player waiting for the buzzer in order to get in the game, I'm right there!

The homes in the area could not compete with the renovation our investor did.

You won't be able to compete with flippers here as we have one of the most competitive markets in the country.

We often get a lot of investors that try to compete in the Cobb County area using Hard Money, It tends to be super difficult when you have predominantly Cash heavy investors that just face better returns.

The judge in the first case reasoned that since I had been paying PM fees in good faith assuming that the PM was competent and doing their job, then the blame fell on the PM when they didn't do their job. 

That question, however, can only be competently answered with lots and lots and lots of absolutely concrete information.Not blaming you, Luis.

I have been working with investors and we made many offers past couple weeks, unless it's cash it's going to be tough to compete. 

So I’m thinking I list after I can get the buyers who missed out on that one or I can list now and compete but with the better price I’m concerned all my buyers will put in an offer with that one first. 

@Cayton Green ah - the 15 vs the 30 helps paint the picture. 2 competing but worthy strategies. 

Great Property Manager, especially for remote investing, seems like a key player.