Your other option is to seek properties in areas where the competition isn't buying, or property types they avoid (condos, country property, older houses, luxury homes, etc).

Juan DifotOk, just a few thoughts...1) there is a lot of competition with 9 other active houses to compete with within a quarter mile.2) Yours is not the prettiest house.

Some of the harder hit areas like Vegas and Phoenix have lots of investors and higher vacancy rates, which translates into more days on the market.It all boils down to competition.

But with so much competition against lenders that are licensed, you risk one of your competitors turning you into the Division.

With talk of a devaluing dollar, and the realization that the world today is increasingly global, I wanted to start a thread on REI diversification.Now, for most of us it is not feasible to buy property Cambodia or India, for example.

The reforms we seek would bring greater competition, choice, savings and inefficiencies to our health care system.""

Like you said, there's a lot of competition for properties among real estate agents and their clients.

If you do, please pay them off with competitive market, commercial loans.

Most investors see you as 1 thing and 1 thing only-competition!

The competition started to dive into our markets and we started to see a lot of our business start to slow down.