Any and all marketing is about credibility, and resonating with your audience.

But Michael everything you just said resonates immensely with me.

There is a portion of the population that genuinely thinks nobody would even be interested in their house, so they don't try selling it.

He is so genuine.

I think if the foundation issue is genuine, then you dodged a bullet and 23k "paper loss" is probably offset by the headaches you would have had witha) Trying to sell the house, staging, etcb) Having any potential offers back out when confronted with foundation repairsOnly time will tell.

Be personable, genuine, problem solver and honest.

Since then, the owner's grandson has also sent me even more potential investments/clients....its absolutely amazing what can happen when you genuinely try your best to help someone in this world!!

comments are really resonating with me.

., etc.) resonates and how you, as writer are able to connect with their current problem.Well-crafted mail pieces will stand out as yours and yours alone.

It's not required that I add a disclaimer, but to keep the peace I am adding one in even though I think it will turn off the REALLY motivated sellers, and actually more likely for people to think I want a listing- In full disclosure I want to tell you that I have my real estate license, however I have no intention of listing your house, nor will I send you anything in the future to solicit that, I am genuinely interested in purchasing it for myself without the need to pay any broker fee's.Any other agent investors dealt with this?