Seattle is  a very competitive market.

@Meghan McCallumMore competition naturally means higher prices, don't think its just BP though and house hacking was around long before the term was thrown around here.

Not saying its getting easier to find deals and competition is stiff, but opportunities are still there and we like the long trends here in renter demand for the specific niche we target.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/53820-why...

The day job I reference places me in the construction and heavy industrial world as the corporate safety manager for a mid sized company.  

There is a few of us Lexington folk on here, its a competitive market, especially right now.

@Roy Leach Tulsa is a little easier to find properties then OKC, I do some in both metro areas, but I mainly deal more in the smaller communities throughout the state because there's a lot less competition for the deals and I'm mainly rehabbing and reselling. 

With the larger multis you hit a whole different set of competition which are also willing to take lower returns.

Location, market conditions, competition, niche, and so on all have an impact.

There is way too much competition to do that in this market; there are flippers here with 40 years experience that could not pull of those sort of numbers.

@Joel Avignone I agree with @Ben Biggs that the San Diego market is competitive.