In todays market I think people will overpay for the property in as-is condition as inventory and rates are both so low right now. 

I am new into the Massachusetts market, I live in the Norfolk county area and looking for rental real estate properties.What towns in the area have good inventory of rent suitable properties that will be easy to find tenants?

Does anyone have a good referral for multifamily property manager in 30-50 unit range for the Houston/Clear Lake area?

Is it just due to inventory is coming more and more or it Fed also indicating Interest rates will go up as they said before they wont go up till 2022.

Contractors are always slower/cheaper in the winter and if you can wait another 12-18 months, I think prices will be in a realistic range.  

Austin has experienced a recent uptick in inventory which has helped cool the bidding wars.

Im sitting on about $40k in cash and looking for BRRRR properties, but with the market being so high right now, not finding any inventory where I wouldn’t have to find more creative financing to get into a decent property.

Typically commercial loans range from 25% to 30% down.

Once you have located the actual provision in the Declaration that allows them to approve/deny transfers of title (if there even is one), then I would suggest sending a threatening e-mail with all of the above points^ and if they don't budge then reach out to legal counsel to send a demand letter (should run you somewhere in the $300-$500 range). 

Lack of 1% yielding inventory in the MLS has most of us screaming across the country.