You are simply stating "proposed" wink, wink (not fact and these things 'fall through"...ahem).It makes the reader wonder if perhaps if you might have an issue with their property...not necessarily buying it.

@Nicky Reader this entire website is not for you.

But that's okay, some of us are doers, some of us are readers/writers.

If readers want legal advice, they'll need to talk to an attorney.Michael Galloway - We put a lot of time into the planning -- not just the writing.

This gives readers a variety of stories and options.

If you're a reader, read Brandon Turner's book on rental property investing and the book on managing rental properties, if you're not, then start reading.

I'm sure I'll get flamed for my sarcasm here, but I post things not just for the benefit of the original questioner, but also for future readers who may be reading our archives.Have you considered asking the ORIGINAL attorney that you used when you got into this deal?

Can readers offer suggestions as to their mailouts and what seems to have the most success?

I kept the example above to just RTT because I could make the simple math involved work (2% is the actual RTT for most areas in PA), and hoped that the astute readers (such as yourself) would be able to take the concept and extend it ...

Maybe Amazon readers simply slow to catch on to a great find :) Hopefully this is so. :)