Have you ever cleaned feces out of a bathtub or had roaches fall from the ceiling and crawl down your shirt?

My clients find that refreshing as many brokers or agents just want to sell them some crap and could care less if they lose their shirt or not on a property by overpaying or not having the knowledge to catch big issues in due diligence.I am interested in the long term relationship over time.

Unfortunately some of time in the cities (where the lots are like postage stamps) the city doesn't let you build another building on the lot.In low income areas half the time the garage from the 1st yard is torn down because nobody took care of it.

I just make the card pin code the same as the numerical portion of their address.The other benefit is that deposits into accounts are time stamped.

Are there size specifications for the postcards?

Thanks in advance

From there I could scrub the list removing all LLC, company names, foreclosure(properties with bank names). and all I have to pay for is stamps, envolopes, printing paper.you should also make sure you follow up with them. post cards are good option since they are in expensive for the quantity you can buy through sites like vistaprint.com

If not then the court will rubber stamp the eviction and you can get the marshalls to get them out.This is what I would do but your mileage may vary according to Cali law.

And don't forget about those: transfer stamps, attorney, title, property tax escrows, etc.

From what I've learnt talking to people, investors (real estate or otherwise) who lose their shirt tend to be the ones who are over leveraged, and have no holding power due to a lack of reserve funds. 

The Deed: Seller shall convey or cause to be conveyed to Buyer or Buyer’s designated grantee good and merchantable title to the Real Estate by recordable general Warranty Deed, with release of homestead rights, (or the appropriate deed if the title is in trust or in an estate), and with real estate transfer stamps to be paid Seller, unless otherwise designated by local ordinance.