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Ronald H.
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Researching my competition when setting up my new business

Ronald H.
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  • Winston Salem, NC
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I am setting up an LLC and I was windering if anyone has any time saving ideas on how to estimate my competitors share of the market in my area.

I have found numerous transactions from my competitors. I have the initial selling price and the ARV selling price. How would I go about determining an approximate revenue and how would I be able to apply that to find out how to determine their share of the market.

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Why do you care what their "market share" is?

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