Then I see some cities/malls that think a guy that can pay >$100K for a Tesla needs free electricity.I'd also think hard on locations since your big competitors know great drive-by.

See what your competitors are doing and go from there.

There are obvious obstacles in doing this, but when it comes to getting the jump on competitors, it can be hard to beat.Email MarketingGoogle may have made reaching consumers via their inboxes more challenging, but email can still be one of the best ways to reach both the masses, and highly targeted contacts.

They also constantly promote your competitors next to your listing. 

That way, when you run ads on google, you get the traffic straight to your website (without competitor recommendations!).

I always try to match my rental competitors or do slightly better than them.

Or, continue putting in offers and eventually we'll get oneThank you in advance you need to understand your competitor and your market.

Finding a deal and closing a deal are two different things—making sure you can move fast and execute a close (and beat out potential competitors) is a prerequisite to a successful BRRRR (if someone else is able to purchase the property, your BRRRR investment is dead).Many BRRRR method investors make property purchases in cash, whether due to not being aware of other options (using a hard money loan) or thinking it’s better financially.

Dear BP Forum, While searching for property managers in Cincinnati I came across a company called EquityTeam, LLC and they rate themselves using the following Competitor chart:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR...Do you guys have experience with any of these or could you kindly share your recommendations?

Last September things slowed down a bit and there weren't as many competitors but as soon as February hit, it has been crazy.