Why be in the largest competitor market? 

Also, I don't know how much info they would be willing to give a competitor.

It sounds like you're dialing and dialing for any piece of juicy low-hanging fruit, in what is the most insanely competitive of industries, against the most savvy and well-connected of competitors - and then blaming our profession (of which you're a part) for not delivering "profit for all"?

All 15 competitors' paper clips look, feel and function the same. 

When the seller of the business isn't willing to submit supporting documentation like banks statements showing claimed deposits and invoices supporting the expenses that the business would require to operate at that level, I walk away.About 7 years ago, I was going to buy a business that was a competitor to one I owned. 

My Personal ConcernsConcern #1: Struggling competitors squeezing margins to make ends meet.

---It's too time consuming and frustrates tenants to have an owner approve everything.NOTE: we have a local competitor that is known to break every maintenance request into separate Work Orders, so they all fall under the Owner Approval Threshold.

But being able to find a land even if there is a competitor nearby and determine vacancies, pricing, unit dimension demand etc is something that I will need help on. 

After that you can receive a copy and verbally let any other competitor run a quote based on the current report and score.  

Account ClosedTo get a good idea of your target audience, on Airbnb or Airdna, find your direct competitors, and read their reviews.