The Antitrust law has recently forbidden the use of general commission price lists, as these tend to limit competition and the bargaining power of clients.The right to the commission arises at the moment of the conclusion of the transaction, from the proposal to buy, to the preliminary contract and to the final notary deed sale, it was important to determine at which moment the agent effectively has a right to the commission.

The Orlando market for investors looking to flip, or fix & flip and to make any sizable return is very, very competitive--thus not ideal in my view.

I just graduated and I was a great student athlete, now I want to use that competitive spirit and become a student in real estate.

But somehow there was currently no competition in the neighborhood.

Maybe I can get some more insight on this forum without me being 'competition' I guess...So, to you...

It really depends on how competitive your market is, what methods you're using, and who you are marketing to.

 @Leo Goykhman well i have a list to those pre-foreclosures and foreclosures. i am based here in NYC but have been trying in a different county then my city limits and it is extremely competitive. i guess it is more in direct relation to how is your local market moving honestly. that may determine your approach hope it helps.

Downtown Oakland (94612) is the "least hot" by this measure followed by Chinatown-to-Fruitvale (94606), and South of UC (where only 4 SFRs came to market) is the most competitive.  

If you have a lot of units or some super high end stuff, then Appliance Builders Wholesale ABW in Silver Spring will get very competitive.

Why I prefer my yellow letters: 1) Less competition.