Cooper Mitchell yes your post did stand out.

(letters should be colorful and big to stand out from regular mail.)3.

Your Word Should Be Your PromiseI firmly believe in and live by the statement; A Man Is Only As Good As His Word.I am old fashion - attribute this to my age and those with whom I associated and were my mentors.

Don't under value your skills already obtained yet speak highly of your attributes and see what the father has to offer as well.

Here's a post on two ways you can stand out out as a wholesale dealer: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition

My personal experience is investors are quite active in Houston-not sure what percentage of that 25% could be attributed to investor purchases.

For example, if you attribute any value to expansion area on the properties, you have to be able to justify it through a supply and demand study, which is typically proprietary to individual brokers or developers.Rather than go through the entire learning curve on the process, why not negotiate a percentage fee with a broker to help you handle the transaction?

I attribute mostly to the fact that people I already knew....or people I would meet now took me more seriously because of who I worked for.

I also accept 1 night bookings, which really lets me stand out and compete against much nicer and more established vac. rentals who have been on the site for much longer.

This not only showcases your home more effectively, but it also makes your property stand out from all others.