The idea here is to use the mail system after having identified properties in which you think the seller would need to extract their equity.  

@Stephen Johnston Lean heavy on local investor friendly realtors, we tend to be able to extract actual data from similar units to get the best analysis on income.

Gold is difficult to find and extract), and because people believe that someone is later willing to purchase it for a similar or greater amount because it is viewed as a store of value.

Sounds to me many in NAR are not too happy with this either.NAR approves ‘historic’ changes to realtor.com operating agreement - See more at: http://www.inman.com/2013/07/24/nar-approves-historic-changes-to-realtor-com-operating-agreement/#sthash.tSx6QQiD.dpufMay be what would happen is NAR will just extract a big fee from these other companies to give them the same access as realtor.com, who knows.But if I have to put money on it, and look 5 years into the future, I have a hard time seeing the RE listing data to be boxed in a closed system available only to realtors.

This spreadsheet is just 1 sheet, part of a long complex Excel model, I just extracted the 1 sheet for Bigger Pockets site to ease the complexity.What is different about this spreadsheet is that it provides up to 4 tiers of distribution, as opposed to having just a Preferred Return (after Capital return), and then a split (in Bryan's model its 50/50).

I hope this is where the techies hang out...I have a list of expired listings from an agent friend of ours.I am writing a bash ( Bourne Again SHell ) script to extract information.I want to access the Adams County ( Colorado ) assessor's site from the command line, through a bash script.I have completed the Jefferson County ( Colorado ) part of my script, as I can get where I need to go through URLs.The Adams County site is ASP.NET.

Extract it when and where you want?

, and then says for year 2 save 5k and extract 5k from the first house?

Optimize HVAC for the SpaceMigrating one's STR's pellet stove + electric baseboard heating to a $5k 28k DIY mini-split + baseboard dropped my electric bill 50% in a New England STR, but that's with extensive automation of heating cycles, retrofitting of electric heaters w/smart thermostats, and understanding that splits / heat pumps do lose effectiveness in their ability to extract heat from very cold air.

So you're saying you can take $100k out of the bank, where it's free to use at any time without permission (qualifying) and move it to a different location (the property you are buying) so that at a later date, you can extract 60-70% of the cash you moved into that property, and pay to use it?...