We have done this in all of the classic ways: driving for dollars, post cards, skip-traced phone numbers and cold calls, networking with local wholesalers, referrals and word of mouth, etc. 

This is a classic list it on the MLS, sell and move on with your life.

In my view, you're in a classic scenario that a cost-benefit analysis will solve.

Sounds like a classic case of the churn and burn firm focusing on how many returns they can do in a year versus how much value they can add.

Purchase price: $320,000 Cash invested: $6,400 Pretty surprised to find this deal, this was a classic case of someone listing a property that needed work, no one wanted to buy, it sat long enough on the market that people stop paying attention while the owner slowly fixed up.

I was referring to the "Mailing Online Classic" - which I don't believe has full color options for printing.

The classic Cash-Out Refinance gives you a new loan with attractive rates, but be aware of potential loss of existing lower rates.

I've also dealt with Bank of Missouri and Classic Home Loans.

It wouldn't be near as stressful if I didn't need the funds for the other property I'm purchasing (classic save the family farm story) 

While the former presents a classic investment opportunity, the latter has caught my eye for its unique and potentially lucrative approach.As someone relatively new to this field, I'm aware that there might be aspects I haven't considered or opportunities I'm overlooking.