It has to be genereic and say "homeowner" and it doesn't list where the house is that you are interested in buying because that would be 2,000 different addresses mentioned in the body of the letter or postcard.

Thank you email me at Eric, Your e-mail will be probably removed soon from the body of the message as part of the site's rule.

hello every body, great site here and i am thankfull, i am in lower va 24112 area,i have absoultly the criedit i can, due to a divorce, but i am working on it....i do how ever have a decent paying job, so i am looking to buy one or two of these house's i see in the local area, between 11 and 19,000 deal is i will be haveing to pay cash, thats why the small start up, having owned several homes before i am aware or the process and other fee's that apply. ok here are the questions,1) if i buy in a lower income area, will i always be viewed as a low income landlord?

Is there any sort of governing body that oversees these companies that we can complain too?

Any body have any ideas or sources?

It may not be the way I did it or any body else, it may be more risky or safer; but get started, slow progress is better then no progress and some money is better then no money. 

You find any body to help you out? 

Does Any body have any advise as far as paying a fee from a site like "for sale by owner" to get it listed on the MLS?

You literally stick to the kitchen floor as you walk and it has a serious odor of stale beer and body odor.

hi frank. there is, of course, that old saying " it takes money to make money". thats true enough, but a revised edition should read " it helps to have money to make money". lots of people start out with little to nothing in their pockets. you can too, you just have to find the right deal, and believe me, thats gonna be hard. borrowing money is a decent start, but remember, you are also increasing your debt load. you have to do it while also increasing your net worth, or at least, without decreasing your net worth. you will have to find a property that is worth at least what you are paying for it now. there are deals out there for nothing down, but most of them are shams. properties that no one wants also have a reason no one wants them. my brother, and investor in western michigan, has actually bought houses at tax sale auctions for as little as $20. there is a reason he got them that cheap....... no body else wants them. you have to ask yourself why. is the local government that hard to work with on the rehab???