So you have a nice competitive advantage that could help you in getting better tenants, more applicants, and retaining them longer......Best of luck

Main concern is I want to know what a competitive lease looks like.Our town isn't allowing anymore cell towers to be built in our city limits so I would think our tower could be very marketable.

There is not a lot of competition in those assets so that speaks to something if the investor can do a good job of working the loans out.  

I'm thinking my best route is finding a fixer upper and maybe getting in to flips in order to build more cash to be more competitive in the buy and hold market.

People complain about high house prices and tough competition but I see opportunities very few others have.

I am in a competitive market and many times I am not the first person people call and if I am they will want other offers after me.

Trying to get an appraiser from the area to drive out to a property (based on data from a LONG time ago) for a "competitive price" is a miserable experience!

I do not think there will be much competition.

Keep in mind there will be competition contacting the family members to purchase the property during the probate process as well.

I was at a conference in San Diego last month and one of the guys I was speaking with was talking about one of his colleagues and they flip about 70 homes a year in the LA basin average exit price right at 700k  average profit between 7 to 15k.. that's how competitive it is.. that's a lot of work to make 1 million or so net and a ton of risk..