So your choices have to be "competitive" with the other rentals in the area.

Are you hosting a floor plan 'competition' where all interested draftsmen will submit their plans to you and you select your favorite?

I've placed initial calls to 4 independent agencies (Graham Co, USI, Lockton, & HUB) as I'm guessing I will end up with the most competitive rate and knowledgeable agents.Does anyone have experience with this sort of situation?

It's more of a community instead of a competition.

It's written for salespeople and small business owners, and it's essentially about creative, aggressive marketing strategies designed to help you stick out from the competition; and about sales presentation techniques to help you get the sale.Ridehood38:Boulder is about 90 minutes north of Colorado Springs.

Protecting one's interest in a transaction of this size is commonplace---elements/clauses like non-circumvention and non-competition are par for the course...The broker is attempting to protect himself from you/your buyer going direct to the seller and cutting them out of the deal---you should give consideration to protecting your interests and your buyer exclusivity as well.Regards,Scott Miller

If you can put together enough capital and find a property with a good enough tenant (A Rated) lenders will offer you a very competitive loan that will allow for cash flow.

A little below the competition.

It may take a few more rounds, but direct mail still works in DFW even with all of the competition.

For me, the numbers need to make sense so I'm sticking with my non-competitive offers.Please critique my latest offer and let me know what I can do be more competitive but still make the numbers work.2/1 SFR, 900sqft, 0.25ac lot, listed for $110K.It's a complete gut rehab and actually 200 sqft of it looks like unpermitted work with foundation issues.