My response to those types of listings is screw you right back, I'll take my money elsewhere, like to your competitors. 

When I make offers I usually do it sooner than later to eliminate my competitors.

You are only charged a small transaction fee for each swipe.

[whose] owned and franchised brokerage businesses are more than two and a half times larger than their nearest competitor."

Most competitors all have roughly the same rate offered the difference being some may have a promo rate for 6 months or so before changing back to the average.

We love it, it works for us, we got it under asking and no competitors which was amazing.

If your competitors have heat included and rent is $1000 and you make tenants pay for heat at average month expense of $200, then you can only charge $800 rent to be competitive.

If they end up giving feedback and you don't act on it; they'll think that you didn't agree or didn't think it was important enough, and that would leave an underlying feeling of resentment.You should be able to see what your competitors offer and match/beat their product on your own without input from tenants that don't understand the business. 

Through persistence and dedication I could pin point the flaws in my competitors and ultimately control the marketing around here.

I like the idea of 'clusters,' where one geographical area hosts multiple competitors relatively close because they draw in talent and buyers (think Silicon Valley or Tel Aviv, Israel -- for Tech)Minneapolis, like many cities in America is experiencing a Brewery Boom-- 8 have popped up in a 2 mile radius after the initial had great success.