Yet, the main ingredient is always the same:  ACTION is necessary.

Not trying to take credit blah, blah, but it's the simplest and quickest way, you simply fill the need instead of try to find a buyer for what you have, just like a retail store, they order what is in demand and what sells.

If the note is based on an inflated value, I would be more cautious as a note buyer.For a 6 month seasoned note with a good credit payor and 20% down (you need to have 10% minimum for me to look at it, 20% is a key ingredient to lower discounts) you can expect to discount your note by at least 20% or so (possibly 30%) unles you deal with an unsophisticated buyer.

Those give me a high volume of incoming leads however a small percentage are motivated sellers.I also do penny saver adds with we buy house, those are being evaluated as well because I get a lot of calls from rural areas with folks looking to dump junk trailors and I politely turn those down.I am in search of sub2 deals and I also use word of mouth from relationships with homeowners, if I cant get an option on the homes I pass them to my wife who takes the owner finance listing.Finally I do a craigslist campaign for owner finance buyers, this keeps the phones ringing as well but many buyers are unloyal and seem to be fishing for something for nothing however I keep a steady flow to choose from I just need to get just as many homes to sell to them owner finance.I am curious to find out a ball park figure most spend on direct mail, SEO search engine optimization and other techniques mention in this thread.I really feel that relationship building is the key ingredient and if I can hangout with bankers then I think my network will = my networth.

Simplest outcome would be for a buyer to just flat out buy it.

The rehabbers with their taupe walls and always-the-same ingredients didn't do so well there.

I'm a newly licensed Mortgage Planner and my girlfriend is a licensed Real Estate agent in the area, so I know we have the ingredients to success! 

Albany is trying to turn itself into the Austin of nano tech, and it has a lot of the same ingredients that Austin has -- state government and state university there as the backbone of the community.  

One of the easiest and simplest ways to start is networking and you can start doing that at a local REIA (Real Estate Investors Association) in your local area.

How would the "Tenant's acknowledgement that the tenant's estoppel certificate is true and correct" be interpreted when the estoppel contains additional ingredients that not in the lease?