It's not like buying a shirt of the rack.

I understand that people don't like looking at stats, but I know the demographic I'm going to be pitching to, and it's mostly people heavily involved in the stock market, that like to hear numbers and stats to back everything up.The best way to convert a stock investor to real estate is to prove that they won't lose their shirts in real estate they way they did ten years ago in stocks.

I've purchased my Listsource list of 1007 names to be exact; 1000 stamps; 1000 envelopes; 1000 sheets of yellow lined paper; enough ink to print all my letters and envelopes.

Being that this is my first (investment) property I am okay going below 1% as long as I don't lose my shirt in the deal and can expect decent appreciation in rent and property value over next ~5-10 years.

Or are there some other uses for postage-stamp-sized lots that I am not aware of?

Buying and investing in houses,apartments,land,hotels,gas stations,office,industrial,retail,etc. all takes a specific skill set to do PROPERLY.How you arrange and structure capital is different as well.If you are jumping in to a new asset class of investing for yourself you need help to start off right.I have seen people jump from one asset class to another and then lose their shirt because they thought it wouldn't be that different and had the big ego from success in the other asset class.Most banks will want 25 to 30% down on a near to fully occupied complex that can show stable rental income for 6 months and preferably for 1 year or longer.New construction deals and value add deals are more risky so requirements vary.If you want to talk I can be reached by contact info.

I'm hoping to get in touch with individuals who will be able to draft/design, stamp and seal simple designs, nothing fancy.Thanks in advance for your replies!

Guys and gals, I had the title company draw up an example HUD1 for a short sale flip and put the stamp you guys have heard me talk about before on it to show you what that looks like.

Slacks/button up shirt?

Account Closed Hello, the short answer is tax benefits and personal asset protection(making sure you never lose your shirt)Some generalized comments on the topic, though.