I am usually super attentive to details like this and still can't believe I did that with so many of them.I would like to give a shout out and a very sincere thank you to @Michael Q at YellowLetters.com for saving my butt!! 

Sincerely,Kelsen J.xxx-xxx-xxxx

Yours Sincerely,They look pretty legit, hard to tell not handwritten, but not impossible:Here's the hot seat part:My police department claims to have received 6 phone calls, but they can s my d... but...

And follow up at 15-30-60-90  I keep saying this over and over and over again the money is made in the follow up, 7 to 10 timesI made one of my biggest paydays it took me a year to get a house, like 14 mailingsPeople want to do business with people that are sincere and serious and follow up over and overFor people that are up against issues like divorce and bankruptcy, their head is in an ostrich syndrome where their head is underneath the sandYour job is to be consistently persistent

Thanks everyone for responding...I sincerely appreciate your honesty and frankness...no offense taken. 

Sincerely,Trevor KowitzP.s. my email address is (insert email)I do this on white copy paper with blue ink.

You can be lovable, smile, even sincere and not understand the effects of you messing up some transaction.

I sincerely appreciate the kind words!

and sign all documents in the name of that LLC Brent it is my sincere opinion that if you are licensed in Ohio you can go do an option contract, do a lease option contract,  do a wraparound mortgage purchase, and you can acquisition ant way you want.Just be clear that your acting as a principal and not as an agent with a fiduciary dutyWhat you declare is you're not acting as an agent and you're acting as a private business owner for profit motive, Ex you can go put an option contract on a house that ARV is 200k, and offer 110,000 if it's free and clear, and assign it for 10kYou're not acting as in the capacity of a fidiciaryIf you do the same thing without a license I think the Ohio commission is going to be yelling at you down the road,  maybe not today but down the roadNow before you market the property you actually own title, you could buy it on subject to or wrap and you have title,  then you market for the property legally IMHO you're acting as a principal and owner before you market for resale

I'm assuming it would detract from the "Getting Married" sincerity part of.