It's about opportunity costs and competitive advantage.

Done right, integrated technology can make management easier, facilitate business growth, ensure sustainability and long term competitiveness, and significantly drive up ROI and profits.Still, it shouldn’t be a replacement for real interaction and service.

For another, the market is getting more competitive (Other business owners saw my success and opened up similar businesses around me.

This ended up being a 5% down conventional loan at a competitive interest rate.

@Lee Haenschen unfortunately when you want to start real estate when the market is hot, it is going to be very competitive.

I'm a fan of having them all show up at the same time to create a sense of competition.

I'm on the east coast (DC-Richmond) and as a renter those are the most competitive times for tenants.I appreciate the advice as well!

It’s super competitive in the DFW area, but there are some deals to be found on the MLS or off market.

The numbers are tight and the bank owned homes in my area of North Jersey seem to be very competitive.

It just knocks out competition from the market.