Your competitors could be right here on BP for all you know.Occasionally you will get comments like the one you received regarding what you may have learned on books and tapes.

I received a very nicely worded email stating that they were not accepting clients of that size, and they recommend I check out appfolio, their property management software.Does anyone know of any competitors or alternatives to pay near me?

The only possible exception is if one of my competitors are lying about the terms/conditions of the HELOC and hoping no one reads the paperwork.What do you folks out in the midwest have going on that makes local institutional willingness to do exotic HELOCs so much higher?

I guess you could consider us competitors, but as far as I'm concerned we're on the same side: the people doing it right in what can be a pretty dodgy business at times.Good luck!

Showmojo (Rently competitor) has notified us of more issues occuring with self showings in the past year.

I'm trying to figure out how to set myself apart from the competitors in my area so I was hoping to see if there's any insight from homeowners/investors as to what they look for when it comes to hiring a property manager... basically, what makes someone say I will go with this company vs that one.

JP Morgan, BOA, Wells and the likes are not just one of the big guys, they are your competitor while you don't even register on their screen.  

They are my competitors so I can't answer that.

Im not sure how to comment on that as Redfin is a competitor to me...but they have a really tiny market presence in my market, so they are not really a competitor I am worried about.

5 reason why I dont think I can lose on this deal: 1) We bought it off-marketBuying a property without a competitive bidding situation or having exposure to a ton of agents or buyers gives you a negotiating and competitive advantage (as there are no competitors).