Yes, but, Blue starter, what happens when you have a management company?

I can read books until I am blue in the face, but I would rather hear some of your stories if you have them.

Now imagine that instead of a new bright red shirt you had bought a new blue shirt.

Well, for those of you who have managed to actually compile a list of folks and mailed out to them, tell me how you avoided sending to people who hate junk mail.

Recently, I did a mass mailing to outta town absente...

I think you will find that many of the banks have their list of properties on their websites...Also, there are some blue links off to the leftOVER THERE<--------------------------I think there is a link to banks...If you need any help… let me know.I kinda know my Foreclosure stuff…

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With one exception, I've never had an REO seller, a listing agent or a selling agent have an issue with digital signatures.The one exception is HUD, which requires original signatures in blue ink on all contracts and addenda.

This analysis includes SFR's and MFR's.On the other hand, for the lower socioeconomic blue collar rentals (B class), I see rental rates will remain the same or a slight increase as we are still in the absorption period where vacant units are being converted to rentals.