Also, because I can put a longer and better crafted message in a letter and make it more personal.

Take the time to carefully craft your own letter.

By understanding a variety of ways of structuring investment deals, you will not only increase your knowledge, but you'll become comfortable crafting deals of your own.In many cases, a mentor will work shoulder to shoulder with you in the field and explain to you why certain strategies may or may not be appropriate in a given situation.

if you absolutely want to find a potential seller (or sellers) and learn more about the area your trying to buy in - here are a few tricks.what would you rather have - a list of 700 names on an excel spreadsheet from the local tax base - or a list of 40 names of real sellers that you crafted yourself.a few tips -- pinpoint the area you want to purchase in.drive around that area and write down every rental property that has a hand scrawled for rent sign.

Or did you read Edelman and then contact your attorneys to craft a plan to follow some of Edelman's recommendations?

That night I crafted a couple of different options for them.

The area we have targeted is where we grew up- so we know it well, and has better projected revenue for us- the area is growing and alot of commercial investors from NYC are putting money into the community: parks, arts/crafts store fronts, cafes, restaurants.

I'd say its really only for a larger investment company - and thats only a guess for them.This program is really useless and poorly crafted.

@Angelo Evangelatos I wouldn't form an LLC just so you can use it in your elevator pitch because you can craft your story without having a company and still sound legit.

I would expect an agent not versed in legal law to use such a letter or craft it.