It works and has helped me close countless deals below what my non-licensed competitors have offered.- Access to the MLS.

Oh god where do I start....You may have seen me on The First 48 following a murder In one unit of a building we have had 3 tenants die in 15 monthsVarious offers of sex for rent to maintenance staffThe Feds took over property we managed as owner turned Out to be a drug traffickerMore fires due o stove left on than I can countEmployee/ resident shot coming home late night from guy hiding in bushesTenant mad because apartment broken into and her cake she baked was stolen....not concerned about the rest of her stuff Countless tenant stole the kitchen and left water runningI could go on for days from stuff over the last 10 yearsI will challenge any pm to a trade off of great management stories.....property management nothing to it

I have been getting advice by countless other wholesalers who use the traditional ARV X 70%- repair= offer price.

Hello everyone,For the last four years I’ve been studying, reading and listening to countless podcasts about real estate, and I’m proud to say I have my first rental under contract.

I drove this stretch twice a day for seven years, ate lunch countless times at the intersection mentioned above, and shopped frequently at the Staples that used to be right across the street.

Our area is the beneficiary of the huge government BRAC program, bringing over 4000 new military jobs (along with countless defense contractor employees) to town in the next year.Drop me a PM if you'd like more information.Wes

Section 8 does require you to meet certain housing standards, but generally they require things that you will already have done if your not a complete slumlord/I have rented to countless secton 8 people and they are no worse than other people that I have rented to.

That really did not answer my question but the valuation was set by me through real property sales in the area in the last 2 yrs.I know it didn't answer your question but you will find countless threads that give advice on how to work out some crazy deal that isn't worth doing in the first place.Having said that, let me answer some of your most recent questions:So, let me see if I have this right.

If you don't want to use a service, you could do something as simple as adding a message at the end of your email giving them the opportunity be taken off of your mailing list if send a blank message with the subject REMOVE to xyz email address and then remove them should that email come in.In regards to your original question, I think having them lumped into one list is good, however they should also be given sub-catagories as well to personalize your mailing a little more ... only mail to all of them when it is something you feel everyone would truly benefit from in an attempt to respect their time and not cloud up their inboxes with countless, unrelated emails.

Countless times I see people walking around yelling and making scene after an accident.