There are NO shortage of operators out there vying for capital for their "conservatively" underwritten deals.  

I bet though if you came in Nun pro tunc or however you say or pronounce that.. you could overbid.We had that happen to us in CA. but it was on a 250 lot subdivision and some pretty heavy hitters all vying for it.. but we were in escrow had worked it.. getting ready for final court approval and this other company shows up with there legal team and blewey the deal is fubared we ended up with it. and of course this was 1987 so I am a little fuzzy on it.. but it reminded me of that event as it was to tramatic for us...

If the husband was a good job history, it's a go.Some years back, I had a few people vying for one of my apartments.

Yet, there are well-documented gang fights vying for the control of the city's illicit activities and, unfortunately, there are are regular killings with innocent bystanders and the amount has been increasing of late.

I can also see health insurers vying for the business and thus cost containment, thus the competition will bring prices down.

I'm not sure, but a good commercial agent will be a great star.  

However, this is a perfect case of where everyone has the same idea and there are thousands upon thousands of competitors all vying for the same tourist business.

Each sponsor vying for investor money claiming that their deal is great, that “their underwriting is conservative, that they have X amount of experience which will translate into success for you.”But the transparency behind all of this is limited and often times risks, weaknesses, and aggressive assumptions can be found which a passive investor might not see. 

I think there will be a lot of commercial space that goes vacant on the next downturn and vying for the few businesses left that can take that space can be difficult. 3) I like the go big idea if you are looking at a value add play because you can still ride the wave. 

There are many lenders all vying for our business and each have their ups and downs.