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Jorge Ruiz
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Jorge Ruiz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I'm getting ready to start mailing letters to those in pre-foreclosure. A couple of questions: 1. Any advice as to what it should say? For example do I write: 'Your property has been listed as a pre-foreclosure'... 2. I plan on obtaining a PO Box because the last thing I want is angry property owner at my house. Good idea or should I attempt to obtain a physical business address? Also I'm in the South Bay Area of LA County and starting off as a wholesaler... I'm in need of buyers. I would like to partner with you if at all possible. Thanks.

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