I completely agree that anything labeled remediation does similar to cost as anything labeled wedding!

I used Listsource to create a list of 212 Absentee Owners with equity.I went driving for dollars for about a month and compiled an extra 20 contacts to mail.Then I used Google to compile a good letter I wanted to use as a mailerI used plain white printing paper with a red font (looks like handwriting)Bought stamps and labels at a discount from Ebay (and used Ebates.com for an extra 1% cash back)I also used a local company to print 200 one color one sided bandit signs for $185.03 total (free pickup, no shipping costs)And got H-stakes from Home Depot for roughly $0.30 each1st dealI got a call from someone way out in Lakeland, FL.

You might factor in the other ingredients before you buy appreciation, depreciation, and my favorite owing less!

In my accounting book, I labeled it "Investment by Owner (roof replacement)".

I guess the label as Druggie sure sparked a few of us.

New investors learn often times how to prospect, create leads, make the phone ring, but don't know how to negotiate a profitable assignment and close the deal and to collect their profit.What is the missing ingredient?

The original letter will come back with the person’s new address printed on a yellow label.

Wholesaling has sizzle so everyone who is selling some "system" throws in their "wholesaling training" which is nothing more than some white cover, generic program they buy and slap on their label to "bundle" in with whatever they are selling along with a bunch of other "bonus" material they include. 

The PM often charges the Title Company for this service that passes the charges onto the buyer/seller (labeled a Document Processing Fee on Closing documents: average $175).

@Tyisha G.On top of what has already been said here, I think there are two essential ingredients for working with turnkey companies.1. know your criteria, if the property doesn't meet them, walk away.