Flip the coin, heads they do, tails they don't.Michael is absolutely right, never get in a deal where you can't exit according to your agreement.

I know A LOT of investors do extremely well with mailers, but I also hear that you'll need to have some coin to spend to be successful with it...so what's the next best alternative especially if you need to be more cost minded?

I haven't sold one in a while and under funded some rehabs so having a little coin coming in steady would be nice.

I like the coin Bold Calling... 

No big difference between the two, IMHO, just a different side of the same coin.

@Larmon Cummings Jr  I bet your new broker would be a little peeved with your website and your not disclosing your licensure... this is an educational site its nice to talk about the other side of the coin.

Auto flooring, accounts receivable, advance commissions, auto repairs, Super Bowl annual coins( I actually loaned the guy $$ that owned all the dies for each Super Bowl annual coin), restaurants, and rehab companies.

I know I don't really post alot, but I'm always here rummaging through the forums picking up little gold coins from all the information.

Some dimwit guru coined the term mortgage assignment to replace sub 2 in order to sell his course and of course it is a total misnomer.

It’s called perseverance." – Lee Iacocca"In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins: cash and experience.