.#3 Probably better to mail 10x to 100 people at some interval, than to mail out 1000 1x.

Let her know that you are interviewing other candidates and need to make a decision soon so she needs to get all of this to you asap/give her a short interval date.

Now it has become an interval part of our "business model' and a key to our success. 

From one of Rod's emails:REQUIREMENTS:(1) Borrower must have a working bank account in his/her name or company name which will be used for the transfer of the loan.(2) Borrower will start the repayment of his/her loan 3 months after the loan has been transferred.(3) Borrower will be given 3 months of grace to payback the principle loan amount with interest at the end of the agreed loanduration before legal actions will be taken. (4) Failure to pay back the loan at the expected date / period, legal actions will be taken against the borrower by my attorney.(5) Address: You must inform me about change of circumstances and must tell me promptly if you change your residential address or zip, or if you think there is any information That I Should be aware of.(6) There is no prepayment penalty.(7) Interest: Interest rate ranges from a minimum of 5% irrespective of the loan amount.(8) Loan Process: It takes the interval of 3 to 5 working days from application to funding.(9) Loan Amount: Loan amount ranges from a minimum of $10,000 - $50,000,000.00(10) Loan duration: Loan duration ranges from 1 month to 30 years.REPRESENTATIONS:1.

Jay a way I have seen to handle those types is to get a larger earnest money deposit upfront and as certain hurdles are met with the contract the amount of non-refundable EM increases in intervals as it gets closer to closing.

I definitely think this author's focus is on buying seller financed notes rather than NPN's from larger lenders with professional servicers, etc.I can see how she might be referring to the rules about demanding debt in certain intervals.

Is this a common interval for remodeling a short term rental in the Orlando/Disney area?

Hi TyeWe've found that mailing the same list 3 or more times at 3-4 week intervals will drive the best ROI.

I'll be taking a break over Christmas time and then re-hitting those same leads on a regular interval come 2014.

Depending on the carrier, these may be done annually, or at random intervals.