But the redevelopment numbers don't work as well.Anyway, I think a yellow letter that says they could move into a brand new home like the one down the street for just an additional $xxxx/month.I'm getting the feeling I should build asymmetric duplexes, with one side smaller and simpler.  

@Jason Henry just go to the bank where you have your money deposited and ask them for a letter that says you have $X at your disposal. 

I have a hunch that a hand written yellow letter isn't going to fly in the commercial world? 

You didn't mention if it was a single wide or double wide home and also if it is just blocked up or does it have some sort of permanent foundation?  

I am just trying to find a different niche for people to contact and I did send some letters out about a month ago to a bunch of people that are going through Ch 7 and didn't hear anything back.

It helps to know blocks and neighborhoods.

Hi All,For those of you who target probate, do you check to see if the deceased had real property before you send your marketing piece to the PR?  If not, on your subsequent mailings, do you maintain sending to everyo...

Dear BP community,I was wondering, if i see 3-4 houses for sale on the same street, on the same block, how should i look at it?

Whether that is deciding on postcard design, buying postcards, buying a mailing list, stuffing letters, mailing letters, taking calls, making calls, etc. if you do something each day towards your goal you're making progress.

i called yellow letters and inquired about it too. the problem is that i have a full time job, hate to spend 30k (~$5k times 6 tries) with the hope of landing a deal. i think i am better off not talking to homeowners and leaving that difficult part to someone that's great at doing it.CL is a great suggestion, btw. last time i looked there were just dumpy detroit houses, nothing in farmington hills, westland, redford.