But hey, by all means, everyone can feel it's all impossible and exit the industry, I am more than happy to have all the less competitors.  

There are options of course and competitors to check out ... 

This is because you're going to offer (likely) a higher quality property than many of your competitors that are renting out non-turnkey.

Hence licenses for everything to eliminate or discourage new competitors.40 years ago, when I was in my 20's, virtually 80 percent of occupations required no licensure.

Your 2 closest competitors are both pending so hopefully you are next

Also, look at your competitors.  

The companies that will stay down after a recession are the ones that went in weaker, and had to lay off their core talent, give up critical assets, end up buried in debt, or didn't have the funds to develop any new products while their competitors did (ie, you should have bought those competitors instead).

Up to 10k US you don’t have to declare and  anything 10k and over , you have to declare the amount you are bringing in ..So theoretically, you can bring in any amount in cash over 10k us , as long as you declare it on arrival.I know this from  past experience and also from times when I have been a team manager and carried large amounts of US dollars  to pay for hotel and competition fees etc for competitors. 

Daily Dicta: Former ‘Fox & Friends’ Anchor Turned Real Estate Guru Turns Tables on Competitor Now hold on a damn second here.

Quote from @Engelo Rumora: I'd like to buy other property management companies that don't know what they are doing just like we didn't I guess for the first 3-4 years.Looking to stay close to home in Toledo to start.I spent some time cold pitching local companies but they are all too proud to reply in their incompetent management style and prefer to continue running a scam.Congrats on your success, but those are some harsh words for your local competitors (who are probably reading this thread).