I dont know if Zoysia will grow in Houston, but I like it because it is a very low maintenance lawn....though it is yellow in the winter when it goes dormant.

I did offer today the sellers in yellow house a $0 down but full offer of 50k, I will pay closing fees.I came up with $0 down because I would have to get dumpsters($200 a dumpster) for when hoarder tenant leaves, plus pay $6k for converting from oil to electric. $6-8,000 going into home vs. down.Crossing my fingers I didn't offend them with offer!

The link is located at the top right portion of the page, just under the yellow banner.

I was able to locate the latest owners name and located a disconnected phone number for the owener in the yellow pages with no success of direct contact.The comparables in the same location are listed as the following:$380,0003/08/13632,988 Sq. ft$464,0006/03/13522,714 Sq. ft$289,90010/30/1232½2,362 Sq. ft$340,0005/21/13422,272 Sq. ftWhat type of situation could best fit the criteria provided as the note to the proeprty is currently unknown.

In the most recent podcast (#33) Sam Craven mentioned mailing yellow letters to motivated sellers with high equity.

My wife says that she rarely ever recommends light colors for exterior paint, but given that this is a cute little cottage type, a light cream or light yellow might be really nice.

Send 500 yellow letters to absentee owners that bought before 2003. 2.

Ive seen alot of empty houses that have these big bright orange/yellow stickers on the door or window...not sure what they say but what does that mean?

I'm starting a yellow letters campaign and looking for hustling partners to help me buy up all of Athens!  

Spend as little as possible - lest the Yellow Letter "gurus" bleed you dry on vague assertions of outrageously rich results - and realize that scaling up costly marketing efforts might be a futile pursuit.