I know that usually the listing agent submits the package to the lender, it sits there for 2-3 months, and then is signed to a random negotiator.

An image jumped into my head of 'For Rent' signs down the whole street and I knew that wasn't something I wanted to compete with.I prefer to buy in established neighborhoods where the majority of people own their houses.

Random discussion about various business models in the room (hard money, mobile homes, development, etc.)My broker also gave us some insight about the local economy.This seemed to work pretty well, but I would like to start doing topic-based meetings at some point where I can invite local experts to give a short dog and pony before we do a format similar to the above.

You can turn image, pictures, jpeg files, text documents, excel files all into PDF and then append them into one single document.

(The IRS Auditor did randomly review several of my closing documents & the fees etc paid out).Keep very good records.....good luck

I've been working on getting a contract on a vacant parcel to build a spec on and randomly the bank ( BOA ) decided to pull the property and put it into their community initiative program.

I've had inspectors stop by (and drive by) randomly many times.

Yet match it with an image that makes you appear approachable, straight forward and reputable.

Like the image that Whole Foods tries to portray.

I then just spin up a quick website with the form in it and some basic text and images.