All of a sudden there is talk of regulators "helping" that regional lender by "relieving them" of a billion in ACTIVE serviced accounts and handing them to..... drum-role-please.....

Postcards are a great way to drum up business fast, same as cold calling or door knocking etc.The biggest issue is money.

From the California Dept of RE Website (drum roll please):The use of options, net listings, and guaranteed sales is neither illegal nor unethical in California so long as a full disclosure of the licensee's involvement in the transaction and the legal effect of such an agreement are explained to the persons with whom the licensee is transacting business.

With that said I don't spend a whole lot of time here in the forums drumming up business, so maybe I could do better?

In my area, title companies give real estate agents and lenders access to their database as a way to drum up business.

Posting adds every day on Kijiji might be another option to drum up some business.

Hi BPers,II have drummed up a Purchase Option Agreement, and was wondering if anyone would like to review it.

I'm going to rent a drum sander and work on the floor myself.I found a flooring company on craigslist. 

You want materials that are durable, cost effective, and available in the future.If you need to touch up the paint, you'll know what standard color and sheen it is because it is the same in all your units (bought in 5 gal drums rather than 1 gal at a time), not some custom blend color match for unit one and a different custom color for unit 2.

@Rob Drum Jr. yeah, if I have the option to trade as an ETF instead of a MF I usually opt for that so I'm not limited to end of day.