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Jerry Puckett
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  • Wholesaler
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Uses for Roddy Report?

Jerry Puckett
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  • Wholesaler
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hey there BP,

I recently had the next 6 months worth of the Roddy Report fall in to my lap, and I'm trying to determine how best to make use of it. Does anyone see any value in using it as a mailing list?

I understand that with 21 days to auction, as these properties and owners are supposed to be, many may not be in residence. It looks like this list was designed for people who want to bid at auction, but surely there is a use for this info?

I have a fairly large gap in my Real Estate education when it comes to foreclosure investing. I'm looking to correct that with your help. I need to start from the ground up, and add a strategy to coincide with my other wholesaling efforts.

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