No market can compete on those fundamentals.

The best part is, the money goes to people on the "inside" meaning contracts get awarded with politics, not competence and value.

If you are looking to invest in a syndication start identifying who are the players doing them and introduce yourself so you can understand what their investment criteria and their philosophy and how that relates to your investment objectives.

Some of the players will be the same, but others will be different. 

The current boiler is pretty new (3-5 years) but all of the comps in the area have forced air so I am thinking that it is a must have in order to compete. 

- Going into a business, but I can’t help but feel like I’m competing with a friend - He started his entire remodeling and it gave me an idea to actually go START my own. - I launch on July 18th, down in Virginia, I will be competing in same 10 mile radius as him.- am I wrong for chasing my goals?

I can't compete with institutional buyers slapping $1B around.

We are meeting Monday, and I want to look competent lol. 

CNBC had an article this week discussing how first time homebuyers are competing with investors, who snap up entry level houses.

I think to be a millennial means to vacillate wildly by the minute between feeling fairly competent and utterly lost.