The competition has become rather fierce over the last few years. 

Hi @James Hunt, for this very reason (and a few other good ones) I let an insurance broker I know, like, and trust do this heavy lifting. 

That's because rents aren't based on costs.Fifth, I have faith that small business can weather the storm... but more to the point, I don't think it's fair or even desirable to give 50 year old firms a competitive advantage over new entrants.

There's nothing wrong with waiting for the right opportunity or even better connecting with sellers off market to limit the competition. 

You'll definitely have a competitive advantage being in construction.

Or you can find a commercial mortgage broker if you're in a larger more competitive metro area. 

I'm looking to add an appreciation play into my portfolio and I believe my competitive advantage is in Kitchener/Waterloo where I did my undergrad.

Should companies be looking into buying and holding large parcels of heavy industrial lots in the South Bay Area?

., so competition is more intense at the top of the market.

Hello everyone I’m from nyc and I’ve been undecided on whether I should start my wholesaling business here in NYC where the competition is highly competitive and and the prices on houses is very expensive or should i maybe try to focus on another local market such as NJ or Pennsylvania?