I told my tenant to either flush twice, once before the paperwork and once after, and/or eat food with less ingredients or throw a salad in the mix.Does anyone have experience with the Gerber Viper?

What is the key ingredient to getting a house sold? 

It was more of a case of me amazing myself on the "final ingredient" It has been staring me in the face, for the past couple of years  and I just realized it.

What do you think are the three most essential ingredients?

Yet, the main ingredient is always the same:  ACTION is necessary.

If the note is based on an inflated value, I would be more cautious as a note buyer.For a 6 month seasoned note with a good credit payor and 20% down (you need to have 10% minimum for me to look at it, 20% is a key ingredient to lower discounts) you can expect to discount your note by at least 20% or so (possibly 30%) unles you deal with an unsophisticated buyer.

Those give me a high volume of incoming leads however a small percentage are motivated sellers.I also do penny saver adds with we buy house, those are being evaluated as well because I get a lot of calls from rural areas with folks looking to dump junk trailors and I politely turn those down.I am in search of sub2 deals and I also use word of mouth from relationships with homeowners, if I cant get an option on the homes I pass them to my wife who takes the owner finance listing.Finally I do a craigslist campaign for owner finance buyers, this keeps the phones ringing as well but many buyers are unloyal and seem to be fishing for something for nothing however I keep a steady flow to choose from I just need to get just as many homes to sell to them owner finance.I am curious to find out a ball park figure most spend on direct mail, SEO search engine optimization and other techniques mention in this thread.I really feel that relationship building is the key ingredient and if I can hangout with bankers then I think my network will = my networth.

The rehabbers with their taupe walls and always-the-same ingredients didn't do so well there.

I'm a newly licensed Mortgage Planner and my girlfriend is a licensed Real Estate agent in the area, so I know we have the ingredients to success! 

Albany is trying to turn itself into the Austin of nano tech, and it has a lot of the same ingredients that Austin has -- state government and state university there as the backbone of the community.