I build websites (which I had no idea how to do in November) promoting offers that are owned by advertisers (product owners/producers).

Because many of the properties advertised for sale don't actually get sold, it would be extraordinarily time-intensive to track the sales, either in real-time at the courthouse steps or checking public records after the fact.

Hi Everyone,I'm a total newbie and just sent out my first 1,000 YL campaign.

We never ever advertise by address...ever.

I attempt to sell the homes as quickly as possible and these little "inclusions" cut down on advertising and carrying costs.

Either could make him a target for burglary and explain why he doesn't file a police report.In your situation I would, simple respond with "thanks for the notice" and them start advertising the property for May (or whenever you think you will have it rehabbed and ready).

Here's what we typically do: 1) Advertise and get people to call. 2) Get all the property info on the call to qualify whether it's a possible deal or not.

I see plenty of properties out of state that are advertised at those cap rates but without having experience in multifamily properties, I don't know how realistic the numbers are.

In any case, I decided to pass.I decided to start a yellow letter campaign instead of using the MLS.

The amount of calls a postcard campaign would bring me seems like it could be manageable considering the amount of attention I give my day job.