If I get the hint that you don't take good care of things, I don't care if you have the best credit score possible and make more money than me.

I called her up to set up a time to meet to discuss this with her, and she basically knew what I was hinting at and said things like “you can’t do this to me” “you can’t kick an old lady out like this it’s not right” “you have no right” etc. 

Just some hints to see what their motivation level is: have there been ANY price drops in the past 200 days or however many days it's been on the market?  

*hint (has much to do with this site).Looking to absorb the knowledge from those that have the experience and success in Real Estate.

A lead is nothing more than a hint that some sort of business might be possible, it isn't even a prospect where the targeted party has expressed an interest in a particular business transaction and a prospect  is not a customer or client until they agree to transact some business with you.

. :)You're right Dion, you'll never find a high quality SF note on a residence (unless I did it, LOL) I'll explain builders carry backs if you like, set up the system with one of the largest builders carrying the note, hint, they don't carry for long, first pledged for th next deal, then sold with seasoning, it cheaper money for them than construction end loan, buyer's conventional lending."

Hint: Make sure you search for the answer first before you post a forum question.

Just take a hint and buzz off?

Hint, it involves a lot of travel and beach time.

Thanks for the response @Ellis San JoseAs for that letter I am not an expert in this area at all so I would like to find that "perfect" text to get MOTIVATED calls.I'd think that you would want to indicate something about buying "As Is" or being able to close fast or something that would at least give a hint that you didn't just walk by the house and fell in love with it.That is more or less what that other letter sounded like so not shocking that there were a lot of calls, from people thinking they could get full retail (or above) for the place.