In Reality - they look across the street at what a competitor is charging and adjust as necessaryMy point is that all of your calculations and strategy appear sound, but at the end of the day, the person who is most likely going to buy a park that size with that many park-owned homes won't be modeling out NOI, splitting cash flows between lot rent & home rent, etc.

(So they have fewer competitors to compete buying houses with them.)If I follow the 1% rule, I would have zero property instead of 48 properties now.

I just don’t think I’d want to be a competitor with that level of disadvantage. 

(This is near $400 more than ANY of our competitors)We have Multiple Property Owner pricing advertised on our site. 

They are reliable, easy to use, and free (unless you need expedited payments) for both you and your tenants.They do their processing using a tier 1 payment processing company (Stripe), which is backed by Wells Fargo... so it's unlikely you'll see any significant payment issues like a competitor's recent issues.After about a year using Cozy, I'm a big fan.

Do you have any investments on crowdfunding sites like RealtysharesRealtyshares and their competitors can have good investments, but there are also plenty of duds.

I cant count the number of clients I have bent over backward to help purely out of generosity....goodness of my heart....and the number that have turned around to ***** and complain about some tiny detail and made my life miserable..... left to go to my competitor in town..... had to send to collections.

He said they'd match any competitors rates and terms to close the loan.

Are its competitors any better?

In closing, while I think fresh ideas and competitors are good in this space, it's going to be tough to convince me that any given upstart site is going to be able to compete for a top spot.