If he was a true competitor worried about you taking business from him he would have done just that.This and other reasons is why bandit signs are a waste of time.

If you get injured using these financing options, just swipe your debit card and pay the bills.

Last month a home was sold to a competitor of mine the lien was 57K and he paid 46K.

Just like what happened in our mortgage business, a law that passed drove out a lot of goofy competitors and made the rest of the business better.So, where I'm not a big fan of governmental regulation or the big world of consumer rights, I will say that sometimes when I see a highly regulated or "swampy" environment, I see opportunity.

I'd guess you have a lot of competitors that understand the silly rents they can charge to the oil workers.I plan on having 90% of my offers refused.If your winning every time you make an offer you are probably paying too much.

There is one buyer here that is a competitor that buys 6 homes each and very month.

@Yuliany W. first we have to assume that all or most of your competitors don't offer cable because, if they do, then you should keep cable.If then don't then I would remove cable because from my experience prospective tenants ask about rent and if your rent is higher than other places, even if you have cable, it won't get the same attention.

It gives you insight into direct competitors annual revenue, occupancy, location etc.

Is there open land nearby for a competitor to swoop in?

There will be a whole generation of people that I know that could very well turn out to be my hardest competitors.