In addition, I'm actually hand writing all of my yellow letters and tucking in the envelope flap instead of licking and sealing them in order to boost the open rate, which in turn, should increase my response rate.Regarding my letter, it looks like this: "Dear (home owner), Hi!

Moral of the story hear, you would not want to take a DIL as the first mortgagee from the borrower first, it would be a headache.

Doing some real estate agent work in your spare time could be a great way to boost your savings while learning more about your local real estate market, so I believe that is a great idea.

She will in no way be responsible for it.So the moral is dont try to hide things to 'get more than your share' or the like, and this probably only makes sense when both parties are getting along.Hope that helps someone out there.Dan Dietz

Moral of the story is that nothing beats finding (sometimes stumbling or sleeping on) a motivated seller.I suggest telling EVERYONE what you are trying to do.

“Strong home price appreciation in many markets boosted profits for flippers in 2013 despite a shrinking inventory of lower-priced foreclosure homes to purchase,” said Daren Blomquist, vice president of RealtyTrac.

Moral of the story, I don't agree with your inference.

Boosting the price is what the scammers do, you can fail to meet equity requirements and that can keep you from refinancing as planned based on your contract arrangement.

However, the education, morals, and values of most are lacking in this business.

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