Bandit Sign War... Shots Fired!!!

Bandit Sign War... Shots Fired!!!

Rental Property Investor · Craven County, NC · Member since 2016 · 146 posts · 61 votes

Today I was driving past one of my bandit sign locations. In passing, I noticed that another investor had curb stomped my sign and put three more signs of their own in its place... Not cool! How does one deal with this in a tactful manner (or perhaps untactful)?

*Disclaimer* I know there are mixed opinions about bandit signs here on BP. I always keep my signs out of neighborhoods, clean up old yard sale/election signs as I plant my signs, and plant them in a non-belligerent manner.

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Real Estate Broker · MA · Member since 2013 · 361 posts · 297 votes
8y

I hate bandit signs.  I wish heavy casualties on both sides.

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    Rental Property Investor · Sioux Falls, SD · Member since 2015 · 9k+ posts · 18k+ votes
    8y

    @Padric Lynch looks like his name is Jay Connor, here is the guy. Maybe someone knows him:

    Just call him and have a nice chat with him. You don't know he stomped your signs. Wholesalers have to deal with enough negative crap, that you would hope the two of you could work together, not against each other. 

    My advice is don't stomp his signs or try to get even. There is no way to win, because disputes like that just escalate and everyone loses.

  • Broker · Phoenix, AZ · Member since 2015 · 351 posts · 273 votes
    8y

    There is not much you can do because they are usually illegal. It's like a drug dealer calling the police to report he was ripped off.

  • Investor · Durham, NC · Member since 2012 · 22 posts · 14 votes
    8y

    Bandit signs are litter, plain and simple.

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