I can see where the Board in Michael's area went there, but that may not be the same ruling everywhere.I could clearly come down on the other side, as to why are you sending such mailings if it is not in the expectation of compensation in real estate.The other issue is that disclosure of your agent staus is required even if you have no agency relationship, as in selling your own property that is not listed.That goes for all signs, letters, any communications with the public, like spam.

After some of my friends forwarded me the spam she was messaging via Facebook, I posted all the details about the situation at https://richardroop.com/disgru...I also took a poll on Facebook on Nov 16 to get feedback from others: https://www.facebook.com/richa...

As a graduate with a 6-figure student loan, investing made it possible for me to take control and tackle that down.

This is a recipe for and a virtual guarantee of financial disaster.Two of the goals you listed are admirable: "No sleaze", "No spam".

Originally posted by @Danny Johnson:@Steve Vaughan  Sorry to hear you had trouble with spam. 

This will prevent your main e-mail from getting flagged as a spam address.4.Tell them who you are and what you do5.Ask them if they would like to be on your Cash Buyer List6.Let them know they are Always Paid on the HUD and they can Determine Their Own Commissions!

Your account can be flagged for spam very easily. 

Current place will become another rental.Realistically, I think I can tackle 3 out of these 4.

You need to get your mindset right first before tackling something like REI or anything for that matter.

I am passionate about real estate and find myself to be one of the lucky few to be able to say that I love my career and wake up excited everyday to start something new or tackle an issue.I have perused the forums here from time to time, but I thought I should finally stop creeping in the shadows.