Offer a better product than your competitors at a better price, send your listing to other brokers and post on craigslist.

I'm sure in every company you'll find cutthroat, selfish people who view everyone as competitors, but that hasn't been my experience here.

After further googling them, i found another website they have kedollc.comAbout our Program page states:Kedo Funding Purchase Program The Kedo Funding purchase program has a number of benefits for the buyer over traditional mortgages, our competitors' owner finance contracts, rent to own and lease options.

Go ahead, build a money producing web site or app, and let's see you continue the income stream (dealing with me too competitors, for one), dealing with customers, and the endless tech and platform upgrades you will need to be on the cutting edge.

As for suing problem buyer/competitor for tortious interference, lawsuits are expensive to prove up (discovery).

If you were to flip a house, the best thing to do is to scout your competitors.

Even still though you just got it removed for free but if the installation bid now goes to a number that will cost more than what you would have paid if they charged removal and gave a scrap credit then that was the less desirable decision IMO.If they give you a $300 discount and scrap value is $400 but their bid is $500 less than their nearest competitor would you let them "make" that extra $100 by "double dipping"? 

They either button down the hatches and get lean and mean and survive to come back better the next few years or they end up in BK bought buy another competitor or just go out if no bidders all together and everything is liquidated.Quizno's is another brand that has shuttered tons of stores.

To be safe you want to have any non-licensed person you work with sign a disclosure that you are not representing them.In a competitive situation the experience of an agent can make the difference between you buying the home and a competitor getting it.

My competitors list the P&I only and simple people don't realize that 40% more of a payment is still to come at least in Texas.