If they aren't willing to print out or pick up an application and bring it back to me, they aren't really interested in the property.If all your local competitors use some web app then once the tenant passes that, they pay $25 for a background check, go for it.

I would think they would view me as a competitor!

Politicians are also common around here although they only put their signs on private property.The bankruptcy signs tend to be placed on wire stakes and stuck in the ground, whereas my competitors in REI seem to only mount their signs on polls.

Simply asking him if he would mind you giving his competitor his sheet should push him back a bit.

So in effect, the hedge fund was never really a major competitor for my part of the market.

@Jeff Owens I use Buildium and have posted about it in detail several times on BP, so take a look at my old posts.Bottom line, it is feature rich and does a lot of things very well, but it has some major accounting shortcomings that you wouldn't find with the much more expensive competitors (AppFolio, PropertyWare, etc).

I can tell you exactly, he turned into a competitor for my brother and I.

Sale Price $ 119900Initial Investment $ 4196.5(100% Credited towards homes purchase price)12 Month Closing Credit @ $ 300 per month $ 3600Rent is $ 950 per monthTotal Credit $ 7796.5Consulting Fee $ 4796Net Payment To You $ 107307.5A competitor sent this breakdown to a homeowner with a lease option purchase where he would install a t/ buyer.

I think it's important for BP members to know that Alberto Fernandez from Glencoe, Illinois is a direct competitor of PFR and was trained in many ways by my team before opening his own shop. 

Hi Aaron,You may want to try wufoo forms or one of their competitors.