They don't have any specific long term aim.

Is it better to measure it per mailing or for the whole campaign?

In either case, you will normally be dealing with a DESPERATE seller if you're buying Sub2 or lease option.Good Luck,MikeMike, do you have AIM?

-----Original Message-----From: Dr.Clinton Johnson [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 11:49 AMTo: --NAME -- Subject: PAYMENT AND MEASUREMENT $2500 / 4br - SELLER FINANCE THIS BRAND NEW HOME!!!

We are in a totally different situation than the people who these books are aimed towards.

May be not an official measure, but if you're leveraging, this is the magic number the banks are looking for.

ie - Divorce, bankruptcy, etc.I was thinking of launching an internet marketing campaign but I wanted to measure the pulse of the wholesaling community to see if its worth it.The cost of the probate leads is minimal because I get the leads and do the mailings myself.The bandit signs get pricey but pay for them selves 10 times over with one deal.I'm looking for a cost effective way to drive more leads into my pipeline so I can increase my deal flow.

For your first deals, go with a cosmetic fixer needing cleaning, paint, new lighting fixtures, faucets, and appliances would probably be the extent of what you should try, (have flooring measured and installed by sub, and any gas appliances!)

The common thread to all of these projects are that there in locations well-suited for commuting and are aimed at the higher-end or luxury demographic.In my opinion, with interest rates low, I think it can be a good time to build if you have a good location and demographic.I am personally looking into new construction opportunities and in the process of putting a JV together.

Hence I am looking into the U.S. market.For now I will be aiming to continue with our old strategy which is aiming to build up a rental portfolio which is cashflow positive.I have a few questions which I hope that you can help me with:a.