I have not had one shake out but i know they are networked with other park owners that i might not be connected with and the law of probabilities ( actually just my theory lol ) is that you tell enough people, coupled with enough time, something will shake out.  

Especially when, with a little more effort, it is possible to obtain funds from someone who just wants a fair shake, at a rate that relects the risk and an opportunity to earn much more than they currently receive.

In the packet we would put ways to save your property etc.I only did this for about 3 months before moving on to other things.I still listed short sales but went about it differently.When we door knocked some would appreciate the help.Others we found a tenant that didn't know the property was foreclosing.Once had a Chinese guy drunk walking down the street.He denied he was being foreclosed on and said the government was out to get him.Another guys faced turned dark red and said please leave with his whole body shaking with his fists.One had about 5 pitbulls jumping at the window and I thought they were going to bust through it to get outside.Another was some black dudes with guns and looked like drugs on the table.We just said the property was foreclosing and were glad he didn't have anymore questions or offer for us to come inside.Door knocking in some areas isn't too bad.In others it is VERY dangerous.On the commercial side I just send out letters now.Those were my BRAVE and STUPID days back then!!

Note: When you say, “That isn’t going to happen to you,†shake your head side-to–side, expressing the no/negative bodily mannerism.REI Statement: “Another positive factor is you won’t have any of the monthly costs that add up while waiting for the right buyer to come along with the right offer, and have that buyer be one who can actually follow through on the purchase.â€Note: I am communicating three items in this statement that are important: •One, I am the right buyer. •Two, I can follow through with the purchase. •Three, that my offer is the right offer.

When you say, “That isn’t going to happen to you,†shake your head side-to–side, expressing the no/negative bodily mannerism.REI Statement: “Another positive factor is you won’t have any of the monthly costs that add up while waiting for the right buyer to come along with the right offer, and have that buyer be one who can actually follow through on the purchase.â€I am communicating three items in this statement that are important: •One, I am the right buyer. •Two, I can follow through with the purchase. •Three, that my offer is the right offer.

The sellers must really be motivated to sell to someone that's never taken the time to smile at them, listen to their problem (motivation), explain their RE situation, present a solution, and shake their hand.

I only have to shake my purse up and down to know my keys are in there.

Being both a Realtor and an Investor I often shake my head when I look at some of the listings out there by so called knowledgeable professionals.Some have the wrong bedroom count (1-2 less than actual), ignore the existence of a driveway and/or garage, no photos (which turn buyers and their agents off from a listing) and other lazy mistakes.

It doesn't look like I'm going to have any extra funds at this point to make it to the Summit, but if somehow I can figure out a way to make it, I'd love to shake your hand and maybe share a beverage with you to thank you for your generosity towards whomever the winners may be.

I have owned eighteen cars in my short 36 years and I look back now at the money that I spent and I just shake my head, knowing what I know now.Good Luck,Jason