What makes you different from your competitors?

I'd shop around and see what his competitors are offering and go with the best option.

I don't have STR but if I did what I'd consider is:Do competitors have it and is it the difference between them selecting my unit vs theirsIf the playstation decides to malfunction during their stay are they going to write you a negative review for it or call you asking for one that workWhat if they put one of their own games or a redbox in, it gets damaged, are they going to ask you to reimburse themHow many bad #&@ kids or drunk adults are likely to break this playstation and act like they don't know what happenedCould the money you spend on the playstation and games be spent on something more attractive (larger tv or more TV's)I think that's my long way of saying no. 

Over the last decade, Moody’s and its two principal competitors, Standard & Poor’s and Fitch, played this game to perfection — putting what amounted to gold seals on mortgage securities that investors swept up with increasing élan.

Hopefully there are no other competitors.  

If you want a competitive advantage find out what your competitors are doing and do something different.

Originally posted by Account Closed:after a simple google search I found this reviewhttp://www.duncanwierman.com/blog/duncans-opinion/commando-lead-system-review-honest-and-open/ An "Honest and Open" review by a competitor who is trying to sell you his $797 course... 

The information shared could be a competitor if a tenant or another property owner close by etc.Lot's of reasons.Some require a CA for basic OM's and others do not.

They, in my experience, will send you to a competitor who can handle your buisiness of their tolerance for investment SFH is maxed out at the moment (happens sometimes from bank to bank.)

Trust me your competitors are giving up after their first 30-60 days.