Hey All - I'm also a recipient of Richard's book and it definitely is a great tool for potential rehabbers and experienced ones as well!

The practice has infuriated me for as long as I can remember—mostly because: 1) I am not one of those children or grandchildren, 2) The wacked-out principles behind such gifts, and 3) What often happens to the money and the recipients.

I actually take it one step further and create personalized landing pages for each recipient of the postcard.

The recipient doesn't have to pay you back.You are very welcome to come and pay my proprty tax bills for me.

:lol: Dan, when you write up the tutorial, add me to the recipient list.

A medicaid recipient is placed in a nursing home.

I have several Sec 8 tenants who are so grateful for their homes it makes me realize that not all Sec 8 recipients are alike - thank goodness.

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If they can't tell you then maybe for this area you need to include a line at the end of your letter stating that if the recipient would like to stop receiving your letters to please call, email or write to you (whichever contact methods you provide).

So like I said Ive never encountered this before, should I just have my name added to the agreement as a recipient of a separate assignment fee?