To assist in finding homes for flip or rental properties.My question is, would it be legal for me to provide specialized emails (Home photos, ARVs, rehab cost estimates, profit estimates, etc) to my investors highlighting potential flip properties and then requiring that a marketing fee or finders fee is to be added to the initial purchase price of the home If they decide to flip a provided listing?

customer service is poor, and once you get added to their email list it's hard to get off of it. 

Local banks many customers still like going in to talk to tellers, branch managers, etc.The more national type banks tend to be more no frills, robotic, your a number, etc. 

Hi Guys,So my IT company began doing a lot of smart home customization work lately, and i  wonder...

Adair is a longstanding Pacific North West custom home builder with a reputation for speed and efficiency. 

He then calls in his licensed and insured subcontractors that specialize in their respective trade . the contractor supplies the customer with a contract , establishing pay schedules and an exact scope of work .

Gains realized from the investment itself is tax free if held for 10 years but as someone highlighted, you must improve the property by at least 100% of your purchase price. 

Am I missing something or does this really just highlight that the real cashflow is found when you solve a problem with a property, i.e.- forcing equity or rehabbing altogether?

We've compiled and vetted a list of duplexes (about 75) that meet all our criteria and which we'd consider being occupant-owners of.Planned next step is to send them letters stating who we are, what we're trying to do, and letting them know we'd be interested if they'd like to sell.Any experience or suggestions for how to format (handwrite vs typed, etc) and what points to highlight?

Unless this job includes a ton of transitions, needs massive floor leveling, or has a million tiny corners he'll have to custom cut, then $1900 is pretty darn high.