They seem to be a pretty close competitor to Cozy.

Think marketing as a landlord - - what will draw more & better tenants to me over my competitors? 

We are competitors in Atlanta.Sorry, no idea!

You might try advertising via Adwords to gmail users who are discussing home sales, or who mention your competitors in their email conversations.

There hasn't been a hurricane in Jacksonville in like forever.No silly Dallas/Houston heat or humidity.I'm buying deals here in my sleep.Zero vacancy.And I have a lot of rentals.But then I don't want any competitors...so...don't come to Jacksonville!

Control and Roll, control the property with a skinny contract, flip before settlementHybrid purchase with seller (as a limited partner), seller to contribute renovation funds, offer property at public auction with a percentage back to seller on equity above offered price.Control and offer property immediately by private treaty.Put together a friendly or family joint venture (if you think the deal is great, convey your enthusiasm to your friends or family members, they put up the needed money, they get a percentage of the NET profits).If the equity is too small or risky to buy, refer it to a competitor or an agent for an UP FRONT referral fee.Find a partner with cash and skills, don't give too much of a percentage away, partners can be expensive.Don't let one deal slow you down, keep using Power Prospecting techniques, making offers and moving forward.........multi-task all the time, just because you are working on one great deal, don't become overwhelmed, get help, but don't slow down.Have fun in this business, don't get greedy, be kind and always think carefully before making hurtful comments, words are hard to take back.Give back to the community when you are financially able to do so.Charles Parrish Baltimore

Work on the lending things that help your competitors and/or cash buyers.I am 59 years old and I found BP about 6 months ago and I am still trying to decide what to do.  

Also, can they print out the statistics of their competitors?

If you're in the position to put down large amounts of cash that means you have it, so unless you're keeping it under the mattress you'll need to do something with it, either invest it in the things you're most interested in - real estate or diversify it into something else - stocks... etc...Cash is king for a reason, when we use cash we get deals that we would miss, cash give you power over your competitors in a competitive market or a very desirable property, it allows you to often get better prices (lower) on properties because sellers look at you as being guaranteed to close versus those with financing contingencies.For everybody who talks about leveraging, there were 20 who went bankrupt in the last recession who were leveraged and believed everything would just continue to go up.

There are life occurrences, such as death, incapacitation, incarceration, tax audits, law suits from another matter such as divorce, estate planning, qualification for state benefits and then there are the informer types, those that know about your activities; they might be competitors, Realtors, the clerk at the title company, Uncle Ben the attorney, the loan officer who can't help but feels for the borrower and educates them then points them toward an attorney.