The best part is, many callers are in dire straits or at the very least, in a financially uncomfortable situation, but they still want to hit the jackpot.

Advertising on TV sets you apart from your competition; therefore, I brag that I am not like my competition by using the “As Seen on TV†symbol.

Karen George - there's an even bigger jackpot at this next link:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/54108-buyer-s-list-how-to-

At the same 80% LTV, you might be able to refinance the property and pull $26k ($120k x 80% = $96k, less the current mortgage balance of $70k).On the other hand, if you buy a turnkey property, you will only get the debt paydown and whatever the market/inflation pushes the value up to.Also, use the @ symbol to tag people so they know you're talking to them and they're more likely to respond.

The 2% Rule is the same thing as using the 50% Rule and applying a 12% Cap Rate on the annual NOI.I was looking at some properties and noticed I got the same value using the 2% rule and using the 50% for an estimate of NOI and happened to be using a 12% Cap.Being a math dork I did write it out symbolically and they both reduce to the same mathematical equation (Which BTW is just multiply the monthly rent by 50).

Welcome to BP @Kevin Norton .To respond to someone, use the @ symbol at start typing their name.

Don't forget to make keywords up so you know when someone is talking about your areas of interest.When you want to tag someone in a post use the @ symbol and start to write their name.

Looks like you hit a jackpot in that market!

FYI, if you type the "@" symbol then begin typing the poster's name that you want to mention (@Joel Comino, for instance), Bigger pockets will pull up the person in the thread you want to reply to and you can click on their name so BP will notify them that you mentioned them.

Surprisingly, she does not consult me about eye surgeryWhen you hit the jackpot those vows can quickly change!