Right now I have two variations being sent out and at the moment, there is a CLEAR winner in terms of phone calls, but not in terms of actual deals.

With the market that kept heating up over the past couple years plus the increased crime this summer (more than normal, seasonal variation), are people still looking at (or avoiding) these areas?

. $800 gross rent = 40K max priceReduce price by major expenses, and to correct items above.There's some variation depending on the submarket, but this list would get someone started right.

But everyone has slight variations on how they think about and decompose a problem, so you'll see a lot of people roll their own.That said, I like the visualizations that come with the BP calculators (not spreadsheet), although I don't personally use them for deal analysis.Hope that helps!

Maybe you should just try different variations.

A "yellow letter" is most popular as a handwritten letter in red ink on a sheet of yellow lined paper, although I've seen it done with different variations.

The most variation between Brasilia standard time and Eastern Standard Time is 3 hours.

Hey @Robert Guilfoyle,In my experience, lenders will usually have different variations of how they deal with draws.Some pay in draws based on reimbursing your costs as @Tom S. mentioned, some also pay in draws based on a timeline (until / unless you say you don't need anymore or sell the property), and some will fund the rehab cost with the purchase cost all at or around the time of closing.It all depends on the lender, the Borrower, the specific property, and what state it's in.I hope this helped.

Can anyone recommend a good audiobook or podcast on foreclosures and Is there a lot of variation from state to state in the US or is all pretty much the same process?

It might also be called "petition for administration" or other variations.