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Clayton P.
  • Landlord, Wholesaler and Agent
  • Newton, NJ
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Preforeclosures - Best Yellow Letter message

Clayton P.
  • Landlord, Wholesaler and Agent
  • Newton, NJ
Posted

Any ideas?

I'm sending this batch to preforeclosure properties with auctions in the next 30-60 days, both high equity and low.

I'd like to keep the message a little different from my basic, no frills "I'll buy your house, close quick, etc" that goes to my absentees. What's a good message to express the benefits to these people?

Any templates or suggestions would be a huge help.

While I'm posting this, another question: Obviously, people with higher equity in their preforeclosure home obviously care about it and would like to see themselves getting OUT of the foreclosure situation, and holding the home. If I were to buy their home, sure, the foreclosure is avoided and their credit is off the chopping block, but they'd still be losing their home. Not such a huge benefit, someone might argue. Any thoughts?

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