Mad sales skills remember your sweet talking someone out of their equity.7.

Rise up this mornin',Smiled with the risin' sun,Three little birdsEach by my doorstepSingin' sweet songsOf melodies pure and true,Saying', ("This is my message to you")Singing' "Don't worry 'bout a thing,'Cause every little thing gonna be alright."

I have 200k in cash (which I could probably get to 400k), and about 200k in assets in the LLC I've set up with my Dad to pursue this, so hopefully if I'm wise I can have a sweet success story to share here on the forums in about 5-10 years.

I did a few wholesale deals and then a sweet lease option all in hopes of saving up for the big down payment.

A bit off topic, but was that sweet looking drum set in the background yours?

The cash flow is so sweet. 

Low down payment, low interest rate for 30 years and roommates/future tenants paying the mortgage building your equity and credit rating equals a "sweet investment"!

So use that knowledge to tailor something that will benefit the person opting in.I recommend writing your own follow-ups/autoresponder messages unless you can find a copywriter who knows the industry.Make them informative, short and sweet so that they are consumable.Good Luck!

I had my own bath and set up a sweet living room.

We just purchased a 5-unit property here at home with scheduled rent of $3390/month {$4250/month once we get rents to market and bring a 6th unit on-line}, operating expenses of $1584/month; and the asking price was $389,900 That is why it can be worth it :) Sweet numbers :)Funny, I just bought a book about investment in apartment buildings and the author's main market is Texas.