Sincerely EricI put this letter in a envelop and taped it on their front door.

One of the properties I had pre-qualified as meeting our requirements to be able to work with as a pre-foreclosure was contacted with our standard "tape to the front door" direct mail campaign.

I actually had it on tape while I was filming the kitchen, her actually saying the words Jenn-air fridge as she was taking notes to later put in the contract.

Most will say years, most will say I took some courses, read some books, listen to tapes, joined groups and forums and we can go on and on with this.Most make claims for their lack of success because I have no money, I have bad credit, no body will help me, you just don't understand my life and yes we could go on and on!

You will be ahead of your peers in 10 years.I started out listening to audio book tapes from Bob Diamond, Robert Kyosaki, and Bill Barnett.

He came back 1/2 hour later with a tape measure and started to figure out how he was going to fit is furniture in the rooms.

but spending 25 bucks on a permit is tiny compared to the fines they charge you if you are caught.You will need some sort of stud, either wood or steel (check with local codes), 1/2 inch dry wall, sheetrock tape, bucket of mud, 1 inch,  and some bi fold doors.  

On the downside FHA loans include more red tape and high PMI.Rates may vary depending on credit.

Hi,I've heard tapes, seminars and blah, blah, blah, about this particular subject but I've never really seen step by step with actually company names and contact information. 

I haven't reviewed their current tape but if it has been out for a while it has probably been picked over.