Depending on how you came across the 'deal' you have to understand that the seller won't want to waste his time, effort, and energy disclosing information on the property, providing you a tour, and also giving you his financials to someone who doesn't have the ability to purchase it.

It was an enormous investment of time and energy, and we sold when I simply couldn't make the time for it among the many other things in our lives.

I worked for Dr Laffer back when I was getting my economics degree at Vandy, and that guy is absolutely brilliant.

Quite frankly, I'm contracting back into this market and trying to get rid of all my out of state properties because I find it much more lucrative to focus my time and energy on the abundance of real estate we have right here. 

I've never ran the numbers, but my gut tells me even if you had free land  it would still be more economical to buy an existing park. 

Highly energy efficient home.

We obviously need to keep it economical, but I would like to do something creative, and I'm bored with our past designs (generally they consist of a larger field tile with horizontal accent stripe).

As long as you surround yourself with the right people and energy, you will grow at the speed of light.

If you have never been there, you should learn the city/maps/economics of the area/look at hundreds of listings to understand what the market is like.

Putting aside the fact I would never mail a yellow letter because of my model, you can do better than sending a mail piece since you are spending considerable energy building the list.Sign up with BeenVerified or Intellius to find phone numbers, e-mails, social media pages.