The ones in the middle seem to have the most competition.

In your search for the right property, did you find that homes w/ ADU which had a better layout of separation between units had more competition?

It's a very competitive market for real estate, so I'm hoping to find something off market for that area in need of rehab.

While most BRRRR literature talks about pulling all the money our with refinancing, I haven't been able to accomplish that in my area given the high prices and competition.

Don't get mad when your competition is getting a deal because you can't deal with someone telling you to F-off.   

Hi @Wes Eaves, it's pretty competitive but totally worth it! 

However, it’s very quick/easy and you only have to do it one time as opposed to annually.)You get essentially the same reports with these companies, so really it just comes down to who is more competitive on price.

But for all of you,  ALL of you, asking such questions, you are not ready yet... and it has nothing to do with watching more podcasts or following more smelly YouTube influencers.

Travel nurses I think have a competitive advantage in real estate at a distance because they are use to problem solving at a distance, are compensated well and you live in an area long enough to know what the good and bad is.

.-- Market analysis to determine rents (when units churn and also renewals), security deposit and last month rent requirements-- Work with leasing agent/s to suggest rent changes, incentives/ promotions to enable units to be competitive (if there is too much supply)-- Review each and every maintenance work order and shop around for contractors / service providers if necessary.