I do know areas like nashville and surrounding communities do have many competitors in the area, but we have a lot of supporting that that in the near and short term will not be able to keep up with demand even with the current players in town and entering the market. 

We are selling 15 to 25K below almost all our competitors.  

Even if your competitor gets the TVs, it just raises the tide for everybody. 

Because there are so many variations, I couldn't possibly know my competitors intentions unless they specifically tell me. 

Any thought on competitors to LoopNet other than MLS? 

I have seen listings not be updated six weeks after the MLS were updated.Many Realtors consider that kind of website to be a competitor to their monopoly on the MLS. 

I would call a few landlords of similar properties in your area, and if they have coin operated machines you would be able to get that value back in rent costs against your competitors.

We both knew who each other was, as we are somewhat competitors. 

First, I would look to see what your competitors are doing, and how they are implementing water and utility bill backs.

Due to blogs like bigger pockets and many other naysayers and competitors that have been all over us we have lost employees and clients.