Chicken and Egg: I can't seem to (so far) get a lender that will work through the scenario with me, so I don't otherwise waste everyone's time.

Hello,I need some urgent help - thank you so much in advance! We are in the process of purchasing our first rental (buy and hold), getting ready for home inspection - but we are thinking of dropping out.  Should we? T...

As for a revised offer, it’s a game of chicken....maybe they have better offers, maybe not.

There is no Chicken or the Egg problem for me. 

The last thing you want is to drag someone else into this and for them to chicken out and waste your time or get involve and lose money and blame you. 

Long story short, the fence/barn/chicken coupe/driveway/basketball court etc, remains until it falls/burns etc.

Kind of a chicken - egg problem. 

This is a classic chicken and egg scenario.

They're sent to my email.Virtual Assistant Updates website, does a little bit of calling, and helps out here and there.Realtor has me on zip code searches within my criteria.I use slybroadcast.com to blast voicemails out to prospects.Mail is pretty much completely manual, other than the fact I learned how to use mail merge.Blog posts are outsourced and shared on social media outlets.Bandit signs are manually put outHiring photographer to take pics and vids of properties for saleCreated an Offer calculator for my VA to determine what cash, sub-to, or owner finance offers to make.Analysis calculator is pre-set, and takes 3 minutes to analyze a property.Budget: not counting my chickens before they hatch, but once this current deal goes to closing, I'll have roughly $10K to put towards marketing and automation for the next 6 months.What I'd LIKE to Do...Automatic mail outs from lists I've chosenAnswering service to screen leads (actual humans)..

Unfortunately, my handwriting is pretty much chicken scratch so I stuck with "hand written" font either through word or the print shop.If you're sending 100-200 letters then you  might get away with using your printer, but I think beyond that you're better off outsourcing to a printshop.As mentioned, yellowletters.com will do it, you can look into Click2Mail.