**Monitor Competitor Pricing:** Keep an eye on competitors' pricing strategies to ensure your rates remain competitive without undervaluing your property.Remember, it's essential to strike a balance between maximizing revenue and offering value to guests during the holiday season.

Just look what your competitors are doing and think of yourself as an appraiser you should be able to add or subtract based on what the competition is doing.

Good idea.I don't see a conflict in the endorsement of any lender and I don't see your competitor racing to your lender and using all the money either.

This gives you an edge over competitors who rely solely on public listings.3.

Obviously my competitors haven’t gotten the memo that the Twin Cities area is terrible and they should all stop making offers. :)

While we know the volume of flips that some of these competitors do is often a reason they can outbid us, we also know they have dedicated teams working on their projects, so they can severely undercut the cost of the rehab.  

You’d create a new wholesaling niche that would separate you from other competitors out there...And People like ME would become Loyal ongoing customers that would easily buy every single one of your deals as fast as you can get a hold of them...With all that upfront work...couldn’t you justify a higher commission?

If they charge other fees like administrative fees etc, require renters insurance, and competitors don't charge these fees or have mandatory plans, you may be less competitive.  

The only way to know is - look at your competitors.

I did a search online but couldnt find any other service like theirs were there any other competitors you looked at before going with property list manger?